Hi Jiri, Thanks for testing. :) I've added your VID:PID pair to the driver and also corrected some printf calls and variable types so now it's possible to compile driver cleanly on IA-32.
Regards. Agnieszka On Fri, Jul 4, 2014 at 2:09 PM, Jiri Svoboda <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Agniezka et al, > > I tried the rtl8169 driver on my workstation Kvadrat. The first thing I > encountered was a problem with compilation - I tried compiling for ia32, > but that failed. I've yet to compile a 64-bit compiler. So I fixed/worked > around the compilation issues and booted the system. > > The driver did not attach - I found out that my Realtek is a RTL8168, PCI > VID:PID is 10EC:8168. I added those to the .ma file and booted again. The > drivrer attached and correctly read out the MAC address. I connected via a > cable to my laptop and ran Wireshark on the other side. Configured an IP > address and tried pinging. > > The result: frames were properly being sent (Wireshark saw them), but the > responses were apparently not being received. Unfortunately I did not have > the time to dig deeper into it. > > Would you expect this kind of behavior if the driver did not receive any > interrupts at all? Or would it not work at all? > > Given that USB is not working on that machine and I am sometimes getting > 'spurious interrupt' messages for keypresses (currently only if the system > does not boot all the way to the desktop), it could be a problem with > interrupt handling on my machine, rather than with the driver. > > Best regards, > Jiri > > > _______________________________________________ > HelenOS-devel mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.modry.cz/listinfo/helenos-devel > >
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