Warner Losh wrote:
> In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Arjan Knepper writes:
> : I'm using a PCMCIA CARDBUS version of the card in -CURRENT
> : whitout any problems
>
> What's the make/model of this card? I knew one existed, but not the
> make/model of it.
>
> Warner
Its a Dynalink L100CLV 10/100M
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Arjan Knepper writes:
: I'm using a PCMCIA CARDBUS version of the card in -CURRENT
: whitout any problems
What's the make/model of this card? I knew one existed, but not the
make/model of it.
Warner
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On Thu, 1 Feb 2001, Warner Losh wrote:
> We've had horrible luck with the realtek 8139 with a few of our
> 10MBps hubs.
I've seen the same problem here. My 8139 card is currently
going to the switch at 100Mbit/s, which runs stable with
Linux 2.4.0, even on my BP6 ;)
However, because of a lack o
I'm using a PCMCIA CARDBUS version of the card in -CURRENT
whitout any problems
sofar. I don't have experience with the PCI or ISA versions of
Realtec. I prefer
the Intel E100B and the 3COM 3C905B PCI boards.
"Koster, K.J." wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> >
> > I usually don't recommend the 8139/29 for a
Dear All,
>
> I usually don't recommend the 8139/29 for anything that is
> expected to work consistently. The cards work alright, but
> I prefer to stick to Digital or Intel based NICs for
> important tasks.
>
While it's obviously well established that these cards should be used as
doorstops (
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Coleman Kane writes:
: I usually don't recommend the 8139/29 for anything that is expected
: to work consistently. The cards work alright, but I prefer to stick
: to Digital or Intel based NICs for important tasks.
Same here. However, with the SBCs we buy, we have
I usually don't recommend the 8139/29 for anything that is expected to work
consistently. The cards work alright, but I prefer to stick to Digital or Intel
based NICs for important tasks.
Warner Losh had the audacity to say:
>
> We've had horrible luck with the realtek 8139 with a few of our 10M
We've had horrible luck with the realtek 8139 with a few of our 10MBps
hubs. We've had OK luck with cross over cables, but not good enough
to run with that configuration in our deployed systems.
We've also found that this is due to autonegotiation is the cause of
this and that if we explicitly
>PS. for the record: I also still have an SMC EtherEZ 10Mb UTP and a 3Com
>3c503 for those who want to work on drivers for them.
Both of those should work with the ed driver.
-DG
David Greenman
Co-founder, The FreeBSD Project - http://www.freebsd.org
President, TeraSolutions, Inc. - http://w
Luigi Rizzo wrote:
>
> what card is that and what is broken ?
> both the ne and the rl driver works reasonably well with the 8029
> and 8139 chips.
Media autodetection does not work here -I tried several different 10Mbps
hubs- with 8139 based cards. I have to specify "media 10baseT/UTP" to
ifcon
"Koster, K.J." schrieb:
>
> >
> > > This particular card is branded "TP-Link", chip reads RTL8139B.
> > >
> > > It detects, configures and runs for a while, but drops the
> > > line after a while. (PPTP to my ADSL modem)
> >
> > I got exactly this chip (RTL8139b) on a Realtek card working here
>
> > This particular card is branded "TP-Link", chip reads RTL8139B.
> >
> > It detects, configures and runs for a while, but drops the
> > line after a while. (PPTP to my ADSL modem)
>
> I got exactly this chip (RTL8139b) on a Realtek card working here 24/7
> since about two months. I also go
"Koster, K.J." schrieb:
>
> >
> > >
> > > I have two RealTek network cards that I'm willing to send
> > > to someone who is
> > > going to update the FreeBSD realtek driver to support them.
> > >
> >
> > what card is that and what is broken ?
> > both the ne and the rl driver works reasonably w
>
> >
> > I have two RealTek network cards that I'm willing to send
> > to someone who is
> > going to update the FreeBSD realtek driver to support them.
> >
>
> what card is that and what is broken ?
> both the ne and the rl driver works reasonably well with the 8029
> and 8139 chips.
>
Thi
what card is that and what is broken ?
both the ne and the rl driver works reasonably well with the 8029
and 8139 chips.
luigi
>
> I have two RealTek network cards that I'm willing to send to someone who is
> going to update the FreeBSD realtek driver to support them.
>
> I know it's s
Dear All,
I have two RealTek network cards that I'm willing to send to someone who is
going to update the FreeBSD realtek driver to support them.
I know it's supposed to be broken in the hardware, but the sad fact is that
in the Netherlands this is the *only* card they sell in many smaller store
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