There are issue with the open-source driver for the 8111/8168 (8169 driver)
but it usually seems to work. You could update it with the driver from
Realtek.
But first are you sure it's the driver and not one of the other gotcha's
that happen around the network stack? Possibly the driver or the network
stack renamed the network interface the eth1 (or even eth2). This happens
when the installation is moved to a different host PC.
Demian
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Date: Wed, 20 Apr 2011 18:51:47 +0200
From: Russell Tiedt <[email protected]>
Subject: [Voyage-linux] RTL8111/8168B NIC
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Hi,
I am running Voyage-MPD 0.7.0 on a D510 Atom board, with a RTL8111/8168B
NIC, but the driver is not loading either the correct driver, or is not
loading the driver properly.
Are there any issues, with this setup.
All help appreciated.
Regards,
Russell
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