Hi Mario:

You also need the new libsocket.so.2.  I think we may be dealing with the
same issue here as with the intel card given the similar behaviour.  Let's
continue this in the i82544 posting to make it easier.

The i82544 not showing speed and duplex while the bge does is different, but
OK.  The bge driver (ported from NetBSD) is using the BSD mii routines while
the i82544 is using our own internal ones.  The i82544 doesn't set up the
mii until the init routine is called when the interface is brought up.

The fact that both drivers seem to be having negotiation issues when they
use different mii implementations under the covers is suspicious :>.


	Robert.

-----Original Message-----
From: Mario Charest [mailto:mcharest@zinformatic.com] 
Sent: Friday, May 02, 2008 9:00 AM
To: drivers-networking
Subject: Re: RE: bge M1

> Just to keep this thread complete since this was covered in the i82544
> thread as well, has the interface been brought up?
> 
> ifconfig bge0 up

No it wasn't upped.  Upping it makes no different ( aside showing the new
state in ipconfig ).

Before upping the interface, unlike i82544, it shows a valid speed and
duplex setting.

pci id = 1434h, device id 1659h

I'm using a custom image.   I put the following files in image:

io-pkt-v4
lsm-qnet.so
lsm-pf-v4.so
devnp-bge.so
devnp-i82544.so
nicinfo ( renamed nicinfo_p )
ipconfig ( renamed ipconfig_p )

Could I be missing something?






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