> Hello, and thanks for your work on this issue! > > I have a machine with one RTL8111C and three > RTL8110SC interfaces, with these mac_versions: > > mac_ver 1006632960 > mac_ver 402653184 > mac_ver 402653184 > mac_ver 402653184 > > The first one would go flaky after some traffic, as > others have seen. The 8110 interfaces seem fine, > though. > > Version 12 of this updated driver fixes the problem > with the 8111 interface, but after some amount of > heavy testing, a couple of the 8110 ports lost their > link and were unable to re-sync with my GigE switch. > Even rebooting didn't fix the problem. I finally had > to go back to the stock rge driver, and a reboot at > that point fixed the problem. > > So, I decided to try version 9. That one seems to be > holding up fine, so far. > > Just thought I'd add my data points to the mix. > Version 12 seems to break something with the older > chips. > > Thanks again, > - Geoff
Thank you very much for testing the new rge and reporting the result. If you like, would you try version 14 without flow-control for RTL8110SC. 14 is almost the same as 12, but it will be integrated into opensolaris. 14 is here: http://homepage2.nifty.com/mrym3/taiyodo/rge-6888015-14.tar.gz To disable flow-control for /dev/rge0, # ndd -set /dev/rge0 adv_pause_cap 0 # ndd -set /dev/rge0 adv_asym_pause_cap 0 If you reboot the system, the changes by ndd will be gone. It is *not* permanent. best regards, -masa -- This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
