Hi Noam, It seems a problem of the driver. The reason is rtls is not attached OK on your system due to "chip reset failure". Not sure why yet. Anyway, is it a must for you to run solaris 10 8/07? Can you install Solaris Nevada build, like Solaris Express Developer Edition 9/07 and have a try with the bundled rtls driver?
Thanks, Kerry Noam Vaza wrote: > I`m using solaris 10 8/07 and Yes I`ve downloaded the driver from Realtek > website. > Why is the plumb faild? > Is it something I did or It`s a problem with the driver? > Can you send me a link to some info? > > Thanks > Noam > > -----Original Message----- > From: Kerry Shu [mailto:Kerry.Shu at Sun.COM] > Sent: Thursday, November 01, 2007 8:51 PM > To: Noam Vaza > Cc: laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org > Subject: Re: [laptop-discuss] Lenovo 3000 N100 Network problems > > > > Noam Vaza wrote: >> If your NIC is Realtek 8139, rtls driver should work. >> Can you plumb the rtls interface OK? >> >> I cant plumb it. >> >> # ifconfig rtls0 plumb >> ifconfig: cannot open link "rtls0": No such device or address >> >> ------------------------------------------ >> Any error messages showing out in /var/adm/messages? >> >> I looked in the file and I`m lost ,I can`t understand it, I guess I did > some >> wrong things. >> I attached it but got a message says it`s too big >> >> So this is what I think is relevant: >> >> Nov 1 19:59:56 HAHA rtls: [ID 224461 kern.notice] NOTICE: >> Nov 1 19:59:56 HAHA RTLS -- version 2.1.1 (040909) >> Nov 1 19:59:56 HAHA RTLS attach -- Vendor ID :: 10ec >> Nov 1 19:59:56 HAHA RTLS attach -- Device ID :: 8139 > > It looks like you are not using the bundle rtls driver in Solaris but > downloaded from Realtek website, right? > >> Nov 1 19:59:56 HAHA rtls: [ID 436804 kern.warning] WARNING: : chip reset >> fail. >> > > That's why the plumb failed. I'll build a new driver for you to try. > Are you using Solaris Nevada build? > > > Thanks, > Kerry >
