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1. Linux freezes with outside ftp/telnet/ping access.

This is the story.  I have installed slackware 1.1.59 on a 386/25 with 4 megs
of ram.  A swap drive of 8 megs has been setup and linux is running on 240
megs of the hard drive.  I am connected to Novell server utilizing tcp/ip and
an ne2000 ethernet card.  I know that there is not a problem with the netork
or the card as I installed minilinux on this very machine and it worked the
very best.  (I needed more facilities so I installed a full version)

Telnet and ftp to localhost works like a charm.  But when I ping, ftp or
telnet from another machine, specifially my SUN sparc 20 on my desk, it
completely freezes the linux server, and I mean completely.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

Patrick McCarthy
Systems Developer
Research and Productivity Council
Fredericton, NB
Canada

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