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G7WFS  > BPQ      14.05.97 22:21l 58 Lines 1858 Bytes #-10763 (0) @ EU
BID : 8968_G7WFS
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Subj: Loosing BUFFERS ???
Path: DB0AAB<DB0KCP<DB0ZKA<DB0ABH<DB0SRS<DB0ZDF<DB0AIS<DB0NDK<DB0RWI<PI8ZAA<
      PI8GCB<PI8WFL<PI8VNW<GB7PMB<GB7ODM<GB7DHI<GB7LEN<G7WFS
Sent: 970514/0009Z @:G7WFS.GB7LEN.#16.GBR.EU #:8968 [@:Runc.Node Runcorn]
From: G7WFS@G7WFS.GB7LEN.#16.GBR.EU
To  : BPQ@EU

Hi All

 I run G8BPQ node on my system  here and am experiencing BUFFER loss. It  will
start out at aprox 128 or so, then gradually drop and drop untill after a week
or so, the node has to be re-booted.

 Here is a Stats list ( S S )  for my system just now.:

s s
RUNC:G7WFS} 
Time active (mins)               5133
Timer Overruns                      0
Buffers: Max/Cur/Min/Out          128      117       85        0
Known Nodes                        42
L4 Connects Sent/Rxed             662      161
L4 Frames TX/RX/Resent/Reseq     3363    14738       81       46
L3 Frames Relayed                9568
u
RUNC:G7WFS} G8BPQ Network System V4.08a (118)
Host19(WFSPMS:G7WFS-1)
Uplink 4(G7VFJ-3)                 <-->  Circuit(LENBBS:GB7LEN G7VFJ-3)
Uplink 2(G0JJL-15)                <-->  Circuit(DXMOSS:GB7MDX G0JJL-15)
Uplink 2(G4KHG)                   <-->  Circuit(DXMOSS:GB7MDX G4KHG)
Uplink 4(2E1CYR)                  <-->  Circuit(LENBBS:GB7LEN 2E1CYR)
Uplink 3(G4XOL)                   <-->  Circuit(DXMOSS:GB7MDX G4XOL)

 I use the following gear:

Comp: 386 SX40 with 2mb ram.
Tncs: 1) BayCom Serial modem with AX25EXT.COM Driver
      2) RLC Card Port A
      3) RLC Card Port B
      4) Symek TNC2-H (In KISS. NOT MultiDrop)
      5) Kantronics KPC-3 (In KISS. NOT MultiDrop)
      6) BayCom Serial modem with AX25EXT.COM Driver
      7) BayCom Serial modem at 2k4 baud with AX25EXT.COM Driver

 I THINK it may be the baycoms causing the problem.. Could anyone confirm this
? I have tried using the BPQAX25.EXE driver and no joy.

 Also, if I was to upgrade the  computer to a 486, would this stop the problem
?

 Cheers for now..  Any help atall much appreciated.  73 de Chris

*73* From Chris G7WFS (Runcorn)

TCPIP  g7wfs.ampr.org [44.131.49.82]
NTS    g7wfs@g7wfs.gb7len.#16.gbr.eu

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