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  1. 01-23-2005 #1
    malharsire
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    Going Crazy with "Document contains no data" error

    Running mandrake 10.1 on Dell 5100 - Browser keeps saying "Document contains no data" almost every second click, especially to new URLs. Windows-XP works fine, so does Fedora Core 3 on another machine. This wasn't happening till I tried and failed to recompile kernel for wireless support. Don't know if I inadvertently messed up some files....

    Machine is DHCPed from a DSL wireless router as gateway.

    Thanks for any help....
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    Okay,
    Which type of Wireless NIC are you using, and what browser are you using?(i'm assuming firefox?)
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    Are you using MDK 10.1 Community? There was a bug in Community related to MTU settings that would cut off various (seemingly) random web-sites with that same error.

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    -My NIC is Broadcom BCM44001 (or is that just the chip?)
    -How do I find if I have 10.1 Community or 10.1 Official? i'm not sure
    CD doesn't say....

    %uname -r
    2.6.8.1-12mdkcustom

    thanks!
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    Quote Originally Posted by malharsire
    -How do I find if I have 10.1 Community or 10.1 Official? i'm not sure
    CD doesn't say....

    %uname -r
    2.6.8.1-12mdkcustom

    thanks!
    Check in the Mandrake Control Center maybe...?
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    You'll know you're running Community if everywhere it says Mandrake 10.1, it's followed by the word Community.

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  7. 01-27-2005 #7
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    I have Mandrake 10.1 Official.....
    Any ideas what could be causing this??[/quote]
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