I guess the rtnet 1000MB/s driver didn't materialize. Jan and some of these other RT gurus could probably make one in 15 minutes.
I haven't stopped hoping yet ;).
The problem is not hacking the driver. With known designs this may take a few hours, only a few problematic drivers (like the still pending 3com) can extend this period indeterministically. But this is something one can check in a few minutes before starting.
The real problem is testing and debugging. This requires a) the hardware and b) typically much more time (system setup, software download and restart cycles, etc.). That's why we don't release a new driver every day. You have to need it to code it. :)
I know that there are some users around doing it, but they unfortunately do not always contribute back their code (some because their employers do not allow it).
Jan
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