Ok, I was reading through your post again and noticed that it looks like you had already tried the yukonx0 driver judging by these messages:
Jun 10 15:08:41 silence yukonx: [ID 348342 kern.notice] yukonx0: Network connection down on port A Jun 10 15:08:42 silence yukonx: [ID 418734 kern.notice] yukonx0: Network connection up on port A It looks like the network connection is flapping. Did you try replacing the cable and using a different port on the switch that you connect to (or maybe try connecting to a different switch)? Worst case scenario is that the actual NIC itself is going bad (I've had a lot of problems with Marvell NIC's in Linux servers going bad and dying on me, and I eventually disabled them in the BIOS and replaced them with Intel NICs most of the time). I'm hoping it's something wrong with the newest build of Solaris and that it's not your NIC going bad. Did you try using beadm to boot into an older build of OpenSolaris to see if the problem goes away? Message was edited by: system5 -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
