So, I'd like to understand what isn't working here. So far I've not seen anything specifically wrong in your configuration? Is the NIC non-functional in some diagnosable way? (What does dladm show?)
I presume you are using SXDE 9/04, if you have nwam enabled by default. If you don't like nwam, you can disable it by doing svcadm disable network/physical:nwam svcadm enable network/physical:default But in practice, nwam should be good for you. So, please tell us more. What I'd like to know is: more model information about your Toshiba Satellite Pro (that's a generic family name, specific model number that we can reference is more useful) Output from the following commands: dladm show-dev scanpci -v prtconf -vp ifconfig -a netstat -rn Hopefully given all that, someone can put together a better picture of what is going on with your system. -- Garrett William Papolis wrote: > Hey guys, > > Looking at this forum, I see you are VERY BUSY! > > I figured I would post this for the next guy who tries to get his Toshiba > working with Solaris. > > 1. It appears the Intel Pro/1000 PL NIC is automatically detected. > 2. Maybe the Wireless works, Intel Pro/Wireless 3945ABG, but I don't have a > wireless router to test it yet. > 3. Also, I noticed that this new utility, "nwamd", that automatically tries > to determine which network connection is "available", and shuts down the > "Unavailable" connection. Meaning, if a fixed link is available then it > defaults to that first; if wireless is available it uses that as a backup. > > As an aside ... > 1. I checked Intel's website and noticed no drivers for Solaris. > 2. I checked Toshiba's web site and noticed driver support for XP and Vista, > and that's it. > > At this point I was a bit unhappy, and the "Vole" (Microsoft) was laughing, > but I didn't give up! Debian seems to work fine, so at least there is some > Linux support out there. > > I would prefer to run Solaris, so when you fix this, tell us! > > Bill > > > This message posted from opensolaris.org > _______________________________________________ > laptop-discuss mailing list > laptop-discuss at opensolaris.org >
