Cyril Wallois wrote: > Hi all, > > I try to use my ethernet driver as a module, but it is not operational. > > the modprobe command start the init function but the probe function is not > use. > > It seems that the chip is not register, I try with the usual driver and the > specific driver with rtnet, but I have the same issue. > > Tell me if you have any idea ? >
That's quite a few information to give a proper answer. Have you read the README file, specifically the part that says "Shutdown the network device which shall become part of the RT-network and remove its driver module"? Alternatively, you can also unbind a Linux driver from some PCI device via "echo -n $PCI_ID > /sys/bus/pci/drivers/$DRIVER/unbind". Jan
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