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Re: QNX7 devnp-e1000.so works for Intel Integrated I350 NIC for x86_64 but not x86_32  
Also there is an error appearing in the slog2info with the dlopen_mod(), dlopen()
it is stating Library cannot be found?

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Re: QNX7 devnp-e1000.so works for Intel Integrated I350 NIC for x86_64 but not x86_32  
It's in general not a good idea to use a 32bit driver within a 64bit 
environment. Other operating systems are providing 32bit libs for that 
purpose. What about QNX 7.0 ??

Armin

Scott Poulin schrieb:
> Also there is an error appearing in the slog2info with the dlopen_mod(), dlopen()
> it is stating Library cannot be found?
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Re: QNX7 devnp-e1000.so works for Intel Integrated I350 NIC for x86_64 but not x86_32  
Hello Armin,

I'm not using a 32bit Driver with the 64bit environment. I am using the 32bit driver with the 32bit environment.

The problem is that the 32bit driver in a 32bit environment does not work on a Dell R720 server, but that same server is
 able to run the 64bit drivers and environment with no issues. 

Some would say, just use the 64bit environment then. My response to them is that I have a requirement to use the 32bit 
architecture. 

My images are all created using QNX 7.0 standard images that came with QNX 7.0 Momentics.
This is my QNX Version 7.0.0.v201705161739

Thanks,
Scott
Re: QNX7 devnp-e1000.so works for Intel Integrated I350 NIC for x86_64 but not x86_32  
Scott,

Don’t worry about the pci_cap-0x10, but you should have one for pci_cap-0x11 as this is MSIX.

Now that you can mount a USB stick, can you please do the following:
pidin in > /path_to_usb/file
pci-tool –vv >> /path_to_usb/file
use –i /proc/boot/* >> /path_to_usb/file
pidin arg >> /path_to_usb/file

Please send me “file” from the USB stick.

Thanks, Hugh.

On 2018-01-05, 2:36 PM, "Scott Poulin" <community-noreply@qnx.com> wrote:

    Hey Hugh, it appears that I am able to mount a usb drive and there doesn't appear to be issues there. I happen to be
 going through the slog2info and found the attached error. It looks like that there is an issue with the pci_cap-0x10 or
 pci_cap-0x11
    
    
    it states that pci_log says that the pci_cap-0x10 file can't be found for my nics.
    
    I also tested this image an alternate server. It was a different model/make server, but it was able to boot the 
image and use the nic and io-blk drivers. 
    
    So from the image provided, is there an issue with the NIC and driver compatibility?
    
    Thanks,
    Scott
    
    
    
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