Paulo Stein wrote: > Hi, > > I'm working with a CPU that have 2 eth ports, both of them controlled by > the e100 driver. I would like to use one of them under rtnet (via > rt_ee100pro driver) and the other one under standard linux networking > (via e100). Is it possible to do so?
Yes. Jan PS: The trick is the "cards" module parameter of the RT driver. The rtnet start script takes care of your standard scenario by default.
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