Hello Alex,
PErhaps you can start by submitting a boot -v and pciconf -vl from the
machine to identify the card? if it's a common thing we use at the moment
already; the addition -could- be trivial... but without any information
this is difficult.
Remember that something which is important for you might not be important
for others; demanding work from others is interesting every now and then;
so if you -urgently- and -really- need it, you could consider funding this
part :-)
Cheers
remko
On Tue, September 18, 2007 1:32 pm, Alex Lukin wrote:
> Hi, FreeBSD gurus!
>
> Is anybody working on driver for ${subj} ?
>
> Linux 2.6.22 has driver for this card ( Attansic L1) under GNU license,
> so we
> can port it to FreeBSD. Some smart guy bought ASUS MB with this addapter
> on
> board for my university and I need to run FreeBSD so... I badly need the
> driver.
>
> This driver is Intel's e1000 so it won't be much difficult to port.
> I do not have any expirience to write BSD network drivers so please guys
> take
> this task for 7.0
>
> If no one interested so let it be, it will my first net driver for FreeBSD
> :)
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