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Forced to restart UTM

Hi all. First time posting to the forum, hoping someone has an idea for me. I've been running an old DELL computer for quite a while now with the home license of the UTM 9. Current firmware version: 9.204-20

2 GB RAM
Log Disk: 34 GB
DATA Disk: 26GB

Anyhow, it seems like since the last firmware update I've had to restart the firewall every 3 to 5 days because the internet will die. Anyone else out there have this problem? Any way to schedule the restarts?

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0 TheDrew over 11 years ago

One point of clarification,

The buggy driver is the e1000e, not e1000. The older e1000 driver which is used on older Intel Gigabit cards using PCI and PCI-X. The newer PCIe based stuff is supported by the e1000e driver.

From Intel's driver site:
- e1000e-x.x.x.x.tar.gz driver supports the Intel® PRO/1000 PCI-E (82563/6/7, 82571/2/3/4/7/8, or 82583) based gigabit network adapters.
- e1000-x.x.x.tar.gz driver supports Intel® PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X family of gigabit network connections.

The first log line shows the e1000e on there if one looks closely.
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0 TheDrew over 11 years ago

One point of clarification,

The buggy driver is the e1000e, not e1000. The older e1000 driver which is used on older Intel Gigabit cards using PCI and PCI-X. The newer PCIe based stuff is supported by the e1000e driver.

From Intel's driver site:
- e1000e-x.x.x.x.tar.gz driver supports the Intel® PRO/1000 PCI-E (82563/6/7, 82571/2/3/4/7/8, or 82583) based gigabit network adapters.
- e1000-x.x.x.tar.gz driver supports Intel® PRO/1000 PCI and PCI-X family of gigabit network connections.

The first log line shows the e1000e on there if one looks closely.
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