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(OS 64)The specified network name is no longer available.Â : AH00341: winnt_accept: Asynchronous AcceptEx failed. Thank you for helping make httpd on windows better. Some Microsoft de developers want to help with this issue and it would be nice to have some data.

Since this error does not appear on every computer we try to figure out what causes this. If you have an error message like the following, please post your OS, networkcard and the driver you are using for that networkcard. Posted: Fri 01 Jun '12 3:09 Post subject: Look in your logs for AcceptEx failed, vendor collection So, if you really have issues with a 4GB wifi, try to get hands on a 2GB Wifi for doing a crosscheck.Topic: Look in your logs for AcceptEx failed, vendor collection Never saw that issue with a 2GB module and the same HW. So please check what you have! I've reported on some issues with a 4GB lite + Wifi module which showed intermittent detection of an NVMe connected to PCIe, but did not find a proper way of reproducing it. Historically, the lspci command will at least list the host PCIe controller on every other Linux machine I have used.Īm I having cranial rectumitus and missing some step? Any troubleshooting advise would be appreciated.Ī CM4101008 is a 1GB RAM, 8GB eMMC module with Wifi it is CM4104008 for 4GB RAM, 8GB eMMC with Wifi I am running a 10a capable 12v supply and have tried multiple supplies. This is consistently inconsistent across multiple cards. This is where it gets weird.sometimes the card installs and the lscpi command returns lots of good info, but sometimes it appears that the PCIe driver was not installed and I get no response. To troubleshoot, I installed a COTS single lane PCIe to ethernet card. All the modules then boot from the EMMC fine and everything seems to work, but when I do an ' lspci' command I get absolutely nothing returned. I am not loading the full installation due to the 8gb EMMC memory limitation and the fact that the full installation requires 12gb. I installed the CM4 modules on the I/O boards and used the USB cable to format the EMMC module and install the official RPi Bison Linux system. The CM4101008 module is listed as Wireless connectivity, 4GB RAM and 8GB eMMC storage. I will actually have a couple of dozen of these up and running. My intent is to use these in a complex test unit to provide a PCIe interface for custom communications modules. I have multiple CM4101008s with the CM4 I/O boards.

Broadcom driver windows 10 netxtreme bcm5722