On 22/10/26 at 07:15, Franco Martelli wrote:
I looked through quite a bunch of AM5 motherboards earlier and for 2.5
Gbps ethernet the choice was pretty much the common Realtek (8125B if
memory serves). For me it's mature on Debian today, but there were
sudden hangs of the chip earlier. I.e. suddenly network stops, no data
in or out, ethtool still reports the PHY was connected. I haven't had
one of those in years any more though.
Does module unload reload reset the chip (the module's name it should
be: r8169)? Sadly the r8169 module comes without parameters so you can't
increase verbosity of the module, what at "dmesg" output? Does it help
booting with the "ipv6.disable=1" kernel parameter?
Oops, I had forgotten to look at the firmware package, obviously you
have the "firmware-realtek" package installed, try to upgrade it from
backports:
~$ apt -t trixie-backports install firmware-realtek
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Franco Martelli
