Re: IPX Collision Number 67: eth0 802.2 and 802.3

[Anoop <anoop csl uta edu>]

On Wed, 22 Oct 1997, Cimarron Ryan wrote:

> IPX Collision Number 67:  eth0 802.2 and 802.3
> 
> This is the error message I got after booting to linux for the first
> time.  I believe the 67 refers to my IP address.
> 
> System Configuration:
> 
> SMC EtherEZ Network Card
> Matrox Millennium 2MB
> Seagate 2.5 GB HD Linux Dedicated
> Fujitsu 2.5 GB HD Win95 Dedicated
> Opti 82C930 Based Brand X sound card (How can I get this to work under
> X?)
> Cyrix 166+
> Biostar MB w/ HX Chipset
> 
> Settings Entered During Installation:
> 
> Domain:  stu.wesleyan.edu
> Hostname:  cryan-1.stu.wesleyan.edu
> Subnet Mask:  255.255.255.0
> Primary DNS:  129.133.1.51
> IP Address:  129.133.67.41
> Gateway:  129.133.67.1
> Secondary DNS:  129.133.1.50
> 
> I run on a university network (Wesleyan University) and do not encounter
> any such difficulties under Win95.
> 
> What could be the trouble, and how can I change the above values without
> re-installing?

I had IPX collision, but it said IPX: Network number collision. This I 
later figured out was, due to the Netware protocol. So once I removed the 
mars_nwe package (do a find and exec rm, or through the control panel - 
package management-networking daemons) and rebooting took care of 
it. I guess you would have chosen the Everything option during the 
installation.