Thanks, I'll take a look at this.


-----Original Message-----
From: Jacek Rudnicki [mailto:jacek.rudnicki@quantum.com.pl] 
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 3:26 AM
To: qnx4-community
Subject: The Net.rtl8169 - "cosmetic" problem

Hi,

I have tested Net.rtl8169 with two Ethernet cards:
  deviceID=8167   (onboard adapter)
  deviceID=8168   (external PCIe card).

Driver started with the following parameters:
  /bin/Net.rtl8169 -d 8168 -m 000004000062 -l4 -v -V 10ec &

detects PCIe adapter and this is OK.

I removed PCIe card and start driver exactly the same as above.
In result onboard card (deviceID=8167) has been detected. 

For me in this case, driver should fail and print "Can't find adapter:
deviceID=8167).

Looks like that Net.rtl8169 is searching for all known NIC's
even if I force -d option.

Can anybody check this for me ?

Regards,
Jacek

_______________________________________________
QNX4 Community Support
http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post8556

How about this one!


-----Original Message-----
From: Jacek Rudnicki [mailto:jacek.rudnicki@quantum.com.pl] 
Sent: Thursday, May 29, 2008 3:26 AM
To: qnx4-community
Subject: The Net.rtl8169 - "cosmetic" problem

Hi,

I have tested Net.rtl8169 with two Ethernet cards:
  deviceID=8167   (onboard adapter)
  deviceID=8168   (external PCIe card).

Driver started with the following parameters:
  /bin/Net.rtl8169 -d 8168 -m 000004000062 -l4 -v -V 10ec &

detects PCIe adapter and this is OK.

I removed PCIe card and start driver exactly the same as above.
In result onboard card (deviceID=8167) has been detected. 

For me in this case, driver should fail and print "Can't find adapter:
deviceID=8167).

Looks like that Net.rtl8169 is searching for all known NIC's
even if I force -d option.

Can anybody check this for me ?

Regards,
Jacek

_______________________________________________
QNX4 Community Support
http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post8556