> William D Waddington wrote: > > I think the use of double quotes to specify an alias > is optional when > used by add_drv(1M) from the command > line. the double quotes are required by package > postinstall script. > > Please try below steps to install bcmndis driver to > system: > #rem_drv bcmndis > #modinfo|grep ndisapi > #modunload -i <ndisapi module's id> > #add_drv -i '"pciex14e4,4328.3"' bcmndis > > It should work, otherwise, please check > /var/adm/messages and the output > of #prtconf -D. > An similar issue has ever been reported by users that > command:add_drv -i > '"pci14e4,4324"' bcmndis fail to install driver for > bcm4324, because > "pci1028,3" is detected in bcm4324 compatible device > table, but Solaris > matchs it to aac(7D) driver. The workaround is > #rem_drv aac and > reinstall bcmndis driver with add_drv command. > > Thanks, > Michael > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org
Sweet, that worked! Thank you so much! For anyone else following this thread this is what I did. #rem_drv bcmndis #modinfo|grep ndisapi This showed no output so I skipped the modunload command #add_drv -i '"pciex14e4,4328.3"' bcmndis #ifconfig bcmndis0 plumb No error hurray! I'm curious though how you came up with the "pciex14e4,4328" part. I had used "pci14e4,4328" based on the output of /usr/X11/bin/scanpci -v I assume this will only work using the 32 bit kernel? -- This message posted from opensolaris.org
