I assuming you are running a 7200/90. If this is true, Apple will be announcing
within the next couple of weeks a service bulletin regarding the first
production run of 7200/90 machines. Apparantly, there is a flaw in the chip that
generates the clock signal on the 7200/90. This causes a ~chirp? in the signal
that seems to most significantly disrupt TCP/IP communications. We first noticed
and reported this problem when using an FTP client and trying to put files on
remote UNIX servers. The new motherboards went into production this week and
supply should be available within 2-3 weeks. Please contact me personally if you
are experiencing this problem, and I will let you know when Apple contacts us
regarding board availability.

Paul Shields
pshields AT bnr DOT ca


In message "ADSM w/ Open Transport on Mac 7200", psz1 AT cornell DOT edu writes:

>Has anyone experienced any trouble running ADSM on a PowerMac 7200 using
>Open Transport?  We have a user who is encountering some problems, but I'm
>not sure if there is a problem with ADSM, or something else on his Mac.
>I thought I'd just ask here to see if someone else has seen problems, or
>if someone else can confirm that ADSM runs ok on this particular model.
>We have run ADSM okay on several other models of a PowerMac using Open
>Transport, but we don't have any 7200s to test with.
>
>Our user is using v2.1.0.1 of the Mac client.
>
>Thanks.
>..Paul
>
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