Checking the line stats showed a couple o' million bipolar violations
and a few thousand sync errors.
These all occured when the customer was using a 3com Office Connect
ISDN Lan Modem. The customer reported a slow throughput - guess that
makes sense with a few millon retries :-)
There has been no additional bipolar or sync errors since he stopped
using the 3Com (he's using a NetCommander now).
The assumtion is a bad 3Com. Did'nt kow those error counters could
mean a bad end device ....
So munich is the hdlc chip ?... guess I can stop looking for the
beer tap on the side of the pm3 ... , would have made a nice option,
let the marketing manager know ... :-)
----
John Breeden
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
>
>
> First of all, "munich" stands for the chipset we are using in
> our product. However, it also stands for a really awesome
> beer town in Southern Germany.. (Visiting there in June - Can't wait!)
> Anyway, back to the question at hand - hehe:
>
> The "munich_write: out of slots!!" error means that we have data to
> send out the PRI line for that user, and the chip is telling us its
> transmit buffers are full. This is usually caused by either errors
> on the line, or some type of flow control problem. If its happening
> with certain users only on one of their channels, it may mean they
> have a problem on that B-channel. Have them call the telco. Also
> check your "show lineX" and make sure every thing is clean!
>
> Paul W.
>
> On Mon, 2 Feb 1998, Livingston maillists address wrote:
>
> > I couldn't find any reference to this console message in the incredibly
> > rich and detailed Livingston documentation on console and debug
> > messages :-)
> >
> > Perhaps some kind sole can shed some light.
> >
> > A pm3 running 3.7.2c3 with a user logged in via ISDN 64k data multilinked:
> >
> > munich_write: eoq 17-0 hoq 0 td_cnt 15-1
> > munich_write (S6): out of slots!!
> >
> > What is "out of slots!!" and why a beer town in Southern Germany? :-)
> >
> > Get these every now and then while the user is logged in. Must not have a
> > great effect on him, no phone calls and only one of his two connections
> > sends this message.
> >
> > Thought it might be a memory/buffer thing:
> >
> > System memory 4194304 bytes - 3574464 used, 619840 available
> > 304:6 96:13 144:13 2048:13 192:1 2832:2 128:11 640:3 1152:0 176:3
> > 64:22 80:21 20 8:1 272:4 112:0 16:132 32:14 160:13 48:11
> > System nbufs 2800 - 113 used, 2687 available
> >
> > Again, the clear, detailed and precise documentation on system memory
> > leads me to think all is "cool" here.
> >
> > Is this a *good* thing (humm.. "good" console messages, could start a trend),
> > a "bad" thing or a "trivial" thing?
> >
> > BTW: I love trivia ... why "munich_write"?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > ------
> > John Breeden
> > ComputerTime, Inc.
> > Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
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