Ruud Bos wrote:
Hi Jan,Hi,My NIC wasn't recognized by rtnet, but was by the non-RT kerneldriver.That's why I ported the list of PCI ids from the kernel source tothethanrtnet driver.Hmm, but you changed a bit more than this...Then you might have been lucky. Your changes to rtl_chip_info break things because the old structure in rt_8139too contains more fieldsIt seems to work like a charm here on my test box.from).the one in current mainline (where you copied the initializationCould you fix this or tell me to skip that part? Then I would happily apply you changes.Thanks for the contribution, JanThanks for your comments! I obviously was bit too fanatic in copy/pasting :-) In the mean time I created a new patch that should not break anything. I again tested it on my box, it seems to work fine here.
Thanks, committed.
Note that I simply copied the RxConfigMask field from other entries in rtl_chip_info. It appears that this field is not used at all?
Indeed. I simply removed it at this chance, see svn #1156. Jan
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