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@xx66stangxx did you install the ionetworking fix for error35?
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@xx66stangxx: when you say "lag" exactly how do you mean? games? websites loading? other? the reason i ask is because i recently started getting this very strange issue where when i first type a website in the URL box, it takes a good 30 seconds for Safari to connect to the site. I discovered that if I hit enter and then hit enter on it again, it will load immediately. I don't understand why this is at all, nor do I know why it started happening out of nowhere like this.
@roisoft: i keep hearing people talk about the error35. when does that error come up, and why? i haven't seen it myself, although maybe i am just not noticing when it happens. could the ionetworking fix help me? |
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It worked for me in my K8N-Sli.
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What I mean by lag is the website loading, for instance if I go to myspace, or even the default page on my browser, the blue bar, where the url is, will load for about 5 seconds then the page will begin to load, it's not extremely slow but when I have cable internet I want the internet to be fast. Also I didn't have a problem with internet lag on Tiger but again after I changed my BIOS settings back to default and reinstalled Tiger, I began to get the slower internet. @Agrafuese, I tried pressing enter twice but still same lag issue.
CPU: Phenom x3 8650 @2.54 ghz Mobo: ASUS M3N HT-Deluxe 780i SLI 3 GB 800 OCZ RAM Lawless 10.5.4 w/ Voodoo Kernel |
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You said that the lag was noticeably different from your last ethernet adapter right? So therefore, it could simply be your connection. Check for any loose cables, and make sure your ethernet card is properly configured with the right connection settings like automatically DHCP, etc. Did you disable your onboard LAN, NVIDIA AND YUKON MARVELL, if applicable?
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Well I even tried using my d-link, with Tiger, and noticed lag too, I will try disabling my onboard LAN in the BIOS and see if that makes a difference.
CPU: Phenom x3 8650 @2.54 ghz Mobo: ASUS M3N HT-Deluxe 780i SLI 3 GB 800 OCZ RAM Lawless 10.5.4 w/ Voodoo Kernel |
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don't forget to disable the devices in Leopard as well under the network preferences.
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@xx66stangxx: do you live in the US? if so, what state/city? do you have road runner cable? i am just curious because i am having what sounds like the exact same problem and it started happening out of nowhere. i think it has something to do with my ISP, because my powerbook is having the same problem too. i don't think it's hackintosh related. i haven't taken a look at the PCs in my house, but i suspect that they're also having slow internet issues too.
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Yes I do, I live in Southern California, Orange County. close, Cox Communications, I think road runner cable is available in my area as well. I think I am going to attempt in reinstalling Tiger on another hdd and if the problem continues then I will look more into it in the morning after my classes.
CPU: Phenom x3 8650 @2.54 ghz Mobo: ASUS M3N HT-Deluxe 780i SLI 3 GB 800 OCZ RAM Lawless 10.5.4 w/ Voodoo Kernel |
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Well, we're not too far from each other, but we're on different ISPs, so unless Cox is somehow connected to RR's lines, I don't think we're having the same issues. Though, they could both coincidentally be suffering from network issues at the same time *shrug*.
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