If the card does have a Realtek 8139 chip on it, then all you need to do to get it working under Solaris 10 is to add the appropriate line in /etc/driver_aliases . For example, my DLink DFE-528TX needs this line:
rtls "pci1186,1300" You get the PCI ID by running prtconf -v and finding your network card in the output. Once you get it working, feel free to file a bug to have the driver alias included in Solaris. ;-) (Mine is 6484730). As far as driver update disks go, you will get the driver update option as a menu option when you boot from the install CD. Simply boot from the default entry, then once Solaris boots you will get another menu with 6 options. The driver update option is number 5. Cheers Andrew. This message posted from opensolaris.org _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
