>Are you referring to the VIA Epia series? There is a whole pile of different
>VIA Epia models?
Yes. But they are for the most part variations on a theme.
>They even have a VIA CPU. Is that a 32- or 64-bit CPU?
32 bit.
>Which network driver(s) is the Solaris kernel using for those motherboar
> There's only "one" kind (there are several different,
> all mini-ITX with
> more or fewer builtin functions; they seem to work
> fine under Solaris)
Are you referring to the VIA Epia series? There is a whole pile of different
VIA Epia models?
They even have a VIA CPU. Is that a 32- or 64-bit C
>> It was not clashing but someone apparently felt that
>> ethernet drivers
>> all should have names ending in "e".
>
>Eee... I'm confused even more now. I just ran a man "rfe" and also a `find` on
>/kernel and /platform for "rfe*", and came up with nothing.
>
>So if you or the person who came up
> It was not clashing but someone apparently felt that
> ethernet drivers
> all should have names ending in "e".
Eee... I'm confused even more now. I just ran a man "rfe" and also a `find` on
/kernel and /platform for "rfe*", and came up with nothing.
So if you or the person who came up with the
