/>> /
/>> I found something from OpenBSD: /
/>> the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815) /
/>> is quite the same as SiS900 one. /
> If that is true, maybe you can hack drivers/net/sis900.c to get it to
> work with the FA-311?
> Jeff
First of all, I'm sorry to be so late to answer,
but we
/ /
/ I found something from OpenBSD: /
/ the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815) /
/ is quite the same as SiS900 one. /
If that is true, maybe you can hack drivers/net/sis900.c to get it to
work with the FA-311?
Jeff
First of all, I'm sorry to be so late to answer,
but we had problems
Please CC me, as I don't follow the list.
Please also forgive me if I'm stepping on toes. I'm in user-space.
I have had similar problems (network server not responding) with
both a Netgear FA311 (DP83815) and a Macronix (tulip) card when using
Donald Becker's drivers under 2.2.x kernels
Please CC me, as I don't follow the list.
Please also forgive me if I'm stepping on toes. I'm in user-space.
I have had similar problems (network server not responding) with
both a Netgear FA311 (DP83815) and a Macronix (tulip) card when using
Donald Becker's drivers under 2.2.x kernels
At 05:28 PM 2/6/01 , you wrote:
>Jocelyn Mayer wrote:
> >
> > I found something from OpenBSD:
> > the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815)
> > is quite the same as SiS900 one.
>
>If that is true, maybe you can hack drivers/net/sis900.c to get it to
>work with the FA-311?
>
> Jeff
My FA311
Jocelyn Mayer wrote:
>
> I found something from OpenBSD:
> the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815)
> is quite the same as SiS900 one.
If that is true, maybe you can hack drivers/net/sis900.c to get it to
work with the FA-311?
Jeff
--
Jeff Garzik | "You see, in this world there's
I found something from OpenBSD:
the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815)
is quite the same as SiS900 one.
You'll find as attachement the driver code
from OpenBSD.
If someone wo knows something about OpenBSD driver
could merge the driver drivers into Linux,
I think it would be a real great deal !
Jocelyn Mayer wrote:
>
> I'll send my patch for 2.4 kernel
> as soon as I have finished to clean it up !!!
>
A few points:
* set your tabs to 8, and indent by 8 characters.
* Nastemi_auto_negociate: remove the 'static' variable - what if someone
has multiple cards installed?
* You cannot wait
Well, I know this problem very well
It seems that the original driver has some problems
to set up the chip and flush its receive buffers before
transmitting them.
I made some patches to make this chip work well.
I have one for 2.2.17 kernel, and one for 2.4.0 one.
I sent this patch to D.
Well, I know this problem very well
It seems that the original driver has some problems
to set up the chip and flush its receive buffers before
transmitting them.
I made some patches to make this chip work well.
I have one for 2.2.17 kernel, and one for 2.4.0 one.
I sent this patch to D.
I found something from OpenBSD:
the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815)
is quite the same as SiS900 one.
You'll find as attachement the driver code
from OpenBSD.
If someone wo knows something about OpenBSD driver
could merge the driver drivers into Linux,
I think it would be a real great deal !
Jocelyn Mayer wrote:
I found something from OpenBSD:
the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815)
is quite the same as SiS900 one.
If that is true, maybe you can hack drivers/net/sis900.c to get it to
work with the FA-311?
Jeff
--
Jeff Garzik | "You see, in this world there's two
At 05:28 PM 2/6/01 , you wrote:
Jocelyn Mayer wrote:
I found something from OpenBSD:
the natsemi chip (in fact DP83815)
is quite the same as SiS900 one.
If that is true, maybe you can hack drivers/net/sis900.c to get it to
work with the FA-311?
Jeff
My FA311 works fine with
I'm having problems with the natsemi drivers on my Netgear FA-311 card.
On one host, I get lots of messages like this:
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0700.
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0740.
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0740.
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0740.
eth1: Something
I'm having problems with the natsemi drivers on my Netgear FA-311 card.
On one host, I get lots of messages like this:
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0700.
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0740.
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0740.
eth1: Something Wicked happened! 0740.
eth1: Something
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