Oliver.Yang wrote: > Michael Schuster wrote: >> Michael Schuster wrote: >>> Hi Oliver, >>> >>> Oliver.Yang wrote: >>>> Hi Michael, >>>> >>>> What's your device id of the e1000g NIC? Please post the output of >>>> "prtconf -vp | grep 8086". >>> >>> will do when I get to the laptop next. >> >> I sent this data to Oliver directly, but have received no feedback; so >> I'll send to the lists for broader exposure. > Hi Michel, > > Have your ever encountered the same issue on the build prior to snv_93?
yes and no: No - it's never been retired; yes - I've seen it go down at random moments since I installed ca. b86 (but that is a guess, it may have been since 90 or 91). > Your device id is 8086:109a which is Intel 82573L chipset. The FMA > messages you provided in the first mail showed that the e1000g driver > failed to reset the chipset and ran into a invalid state. what does that mean, for fix/WA? Michael -- Michael Schuster http://blogs.sun.com/recursion Recursion, n.: see 'Recursion' _______________________________________________ networking-discuss mailing list [email protected]
