Here's a note that may be relevant: Intel's document, "Intel® 82567 Gigabit
Ethernet
Controller Specification Update and
Sighting Information," (
http://download.intel.com/design/network/specupdt/82567_su.pdf ) states the
following:
3. 82567-LM Device ID for Montevina Platform
Changed from 10BE to 10F5.
Description: The Montevina 82567-LM Device ID (10BE) was incorrectly
included with in-box drivers that are installed as part of
Windows*
Vista* Service Pack 1. Since support for this device was not
fully
developed for the in-box driver, the driver does not load
correctly
and presents the user with an error [Code 10 – driver could not
start the device]. To prevent the user from having the Code 10
error, the Device ID was changed to 10F5.
For complete functionality with the new Device ID, the following
are required to be updated to the following versions:
• Device Driver: Mount Angel 1
• NVM image: Revision 1.83 released in the 82567 SVK version
1.6
• IBA version: Released in Mount Angel 1
• Tools: 82567 SVK version 1.6
It's possible, and likely, that the e1000e driver currently contains
only the new device ID; for compatibility reasons, it does seem like a
good idea to add a listing for the old device ID, to ensure it works on
non-updated (as in BIOS update) systems.
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network driver not loaded for PCI ID 8086:10be
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221164
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