You need to use diagnostic or setup utility of that specific device, the
utility usually comes with the specific driver using the driver to receive
info about mii registers (the registers in charge of full/half 10/100 etc').
you can find many drivers and diagnostic utilities at http://www.scyld.c
Johan Adolfsson wrote:
> I don't have an answer but a related question:
> Is there any "standard ioctl" to force an interface
> to a certain link state, eg. auto, 10Mbs, 100Mbps,
> half/full duplex etc.?
/sbin/mii-tool should do this on most network cards.
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Bernhard Bender wrote:
> where do I find information about the current link state of the ethernet PHY
> (e.g. 100mbit/s full duplex) ?
> Something like /proc/sys/net/* ?
/sbin/mii-tool
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Try http://www.scyld.com/diag/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ("Johan Adolfsson") writes:
> I don't have an answer but a related question:
> Is there any "standard ioctl" to force an interface
> to a certain link state, eg. auto, 10Mbs, 100Mbps,
> half/full duplex etc.?
>
> If not, can we create a standard
I don't have an answer but a related question:
Is there any "standard ioctl" to force an interface
to a certain link state, eg. auto, 10Mbs, 100Mbps,
half/full duplex etc.?
If not, can we create a standard ioctl mechanism for it?
/Johan
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