Hi Karl,
Hope you had a pleasant holiday? :)
> Please check the RTnet website for supported network adaptors.
Thanks. I have jsut heard that there might not even be a decent non-rt
driver for this chip so I'll not purchase it.
A better place to start may be for example
Realtek 8100C/8110SC Gbit LAN controller.
My problem is that the list of rtnet supported devices (copied below)
seems to be getting outdated. I am having trouble finding new hardware
(specifically looking for a motherboard that is still currently sold)
which features one of the below chips.
If anyone knows of a type, I'd be much obliged.
Regards,
Roland.
* Intel 8255x EtherExpress Pro100
* Intel PRO/1000 (Gigabit Ethernet)
* DEC 21x4x Tulip
* RealTek RTL8139
* RealTek RTL8169 (Gigabit Ethernet)
* AMD PCnet32/PCnetPCI
* VIA Rhine
* NatSemi DP8381x
* MPC8xx (SCC and FEC Ethernet)
* MPC8260 (FCC Ethernet)
* MPC5200
* SMSC LAN91C111
>
>> If not, is it possible with limited experience in writing drivers to
>> adapt a non-rt driver? Is there any documentation as to how to go about
>> this?
>
> Depends how "limited". The best way will be to grab the sourcecode of the
> non-realtime diver. Check RTnet mailing archive for further details and
> README.drvporting from rtnet-0.9.9/Documentation
>
> Karl Reichert
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