Try 4.3 as the bge driver has some fixes and people are using it in production now with lots of traffic.
Joe Warren-Meeks [joe@hole-in-the.net] wrote:

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> On Wed, May 28, 2008 at 11:37:52AM -0400, Marc-Andre Jutras wrote:

> > I had mostly the same issue with my HP Proliant DL320 G5  with obsd 4.1

> > and  4.2....

> >

> > got some packet lost on the interface without any error on my cisco

> > switch -> making my ospf flip and re-calculate route too every 10 sec...

> >

> > I change all the network cards on this server and it fix my issue...

> > looks like there some issue with the BGE / Broadcom drivers...

> >

> > as a test, try to run a 'mtr'  or a high rate ping ( ping -c 10000 -i

> > 0.01 ) on your interface... make sure you're not getting any packet lost

> > for at least 10 min...

>

> I'm seeing a load of working packets, followed by a load of "No route to

> host" and back again.

>

> Think I'll try swapping to a different card.

>

>  -- joe.

>

> Why do they have mosaics of hot air balloons at Finsbury Park

> station?

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