5.1R is not really meant for production. You should have stuck with RELENG_4. You could trying checking out all the source related to this driver via cvs, but I know especially in 5.x there have been a LOT of changes.
---Mike
At 02:59 PM 15/10/2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I understand what you are saying Mike,
But here is the issue:
I built a 5.1-RELEASE box and cvsuped it to -p10. After reboot I am getting a flood of "bge0 : gigabit link up" messages. I am on version 1.41 of the driver ... the latest cvs submission was 1.55. A newsgroup posting suggested that I need the latest code to make this issue go away.
I do not want to go to -CURRENT because this will be a production box.
So what am I supposed to do ?
Help appreciated :), -ansh
Original Message: ----------------- From: Mike Tancsa [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2003 13:26:15 -0400 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: cvsupdate only bge driver
Unless you really know what you are doing (in that case you would not need to ask this question) it is HIGHLY recommended NOT to do this. The bge driver in its latest form could depend on other parts of the kernel that would also need to be updated. You really should cvsup everything, not parts.
---Mike
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