Comments for BWY Systems Blog http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems The BWY Systems Blog Sun, 27 Jun 2010 20:57:08 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 Comment on Linux Intel PRO/1000 GB Ethernet Controller by Brandon Yuille http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-508 Brandon Yuille Sun, 27 Jun 2010 20:57:08 +0000 http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16#comment-508 Hi David, If I'm understanding you correctly, your problem is the same problem I was having. As I sorted out in the post above, the solution for the 82574L cards is to use the "igb" driver. I hope that helps to clarify. By the way when I do lsmod, you'll see that I have both drivers loaded: e1000e 105000 0 igb 74628 0 Brandon Hi David,

If I’m understanding you correctly, your problem is the same problem I was having. As I sorted out in the post above, the solution for the 82574L cards is to use the “igb” driver.

I hope that helps to clarify.

By the way when I do lsmod, you’ll see that I have both drivers loaded:

e1000e 105000 0
igb 74628 0

Brandon

]]> Comment on Linux Intel PRO/1000 GB Ethernet Controller by David Wende http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-500 David Wende Thu, 24 Jun 2010 09:35:24 +0000 http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16#comment-500 We have two Intel Controllers connected; 82573 and 82574L on a Linux system. We have a problem in that only the first (82573) is recognized by the driver e1000e version 1.1.19. I noticed that you are also using two devices with the same driver - did you ever have any problems with these two? Thanks We have two Intel Controllers connected;
82573 and 82574L on a Linux system.
We have a problem in that only the first (82573) is recognized by
the driver e1000e version 1.1.19.
I noticed that you are also using two devices with the same driver –
did you ever have any problems with these two?
Thanks

]]> Comment on Linux Intel PRO/1000 GB Ethernet Controller by Morten http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-34 Morten Wed, 06 Jan 2010 10:02:41 +0000 http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16#comment-34 Thanks! Also saved me some time. Thanks! Also saved me some time.

]]> Comment on Linux Intel PRO/1000 GB Ethernet Controller by devnull http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-24 devnull Wed, 16 Dec 2009 22:34:02 +0000 http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16#comment-24 Great, great thanks! My 4 port GE-Card is now online without loosing much time - thanks to google and you! Great, great thanks!
My 4 port GE-Card is now online without loosing much time – thanks to google and you!

]]> Comment on Linux Intel PRO/1000 GB Ethernet Controller by Rod http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16&cpage=1#comment-4 Rod Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:33:29 +0000 http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=16#comment-4 Thanks for your help ! Network is working now ;) Thanks for your help ! Network is working now ;)

]]> Comment on Debian netboot/net install from a USB Drive by WofFS http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=10&cpage=1#comment-2 WofFS Mon, 16 Nov 2009 20:54:25 +0000 http://blog.bwysystems.com/bwysystems/?p=10#comment-2 from /usr/share/doc/mbr/README: The boot prompt looks something like this: 14FA: This is the list of valid keys which may be pressed. This means that partitions 1, and 4 can be booted, also the first floppy drive (F). The 'A' means that 'advanced' mode may be entered, in which any partition may be booted. The prompt for this mode looks like this: 1234F: The only other valid key which may be pressed is RETURN, which continues booting with the default partition. from Manual page install-mbr(8): The list of valid partitions and the default partition can be config- ured through the -e and -p options to install-mbr. WofFS from /usr/share/doc/mbr/README:

The boot prompt looks something like this:

14FA:

This is the list of valid keys which may be pressed. This means that
partitions 1, and 4 can be booted, also the first floppy drive
(F). The ‘A’ means that ‘advanced’ mode may be entered, in which any
partition may be booted. The prompt for this mode looks like this:

1234F:

The only other valid key which may be pressed is RETURN, which
continues booting with the default partition.

from Manual page install-mbr(8):

The list of valid partitions and the default partition can be config-
ured through the -e and -p options to install-mbr.

WofFS

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