Re: Abit AV8 Gigabit Ethernet

2005-03-11 Thread Kyuu Eturautti
I'm using several Abit AV8 and KV8-Pro systems (nearly identical), some 
with dual boot setups. I haven't faced any issues so far. I never cared 
much for discover though, I just have the module via-velocity listed in 
/etc/modules. Discover does have several issues. Granted - it's a great 
idea to make things easier in some cases and for many new users, but 
it's very little trouble going around it when it fails.

Kyuu 'Vekotin' Eturautti
Juan A wrote:
I won't claim victory.
i'm using dual boot in this machine, linux under a custom 2.6.11 
kernel and if i'm in linux and reboot under windows the network card 
gets detected again under another phantom network connection that well 
does nothing, i need to turn off my machine and then go to windows,
So it's like the hardware isn't getting their resources free o 
something like that i don't know, pasing the noapic parm to kernel 
once worked but as i get more use of it discovered it was just pure 
look. So there something still wrong in there with via-velocity cause 
my old and trusty realtek never gived me that kind of problems

Juan A.
Ed Murray escribió:
The module is the via_velocity, the Debian AMD64 installer has this
module on it though it won't autodetect it. I can't remember if I
modprobed it before or after the base install. It is a buggy module
under 2.6.8 however, I would recommend upgrading to to a later kernel as
soon as possible. It works flawlessly under 2.6.10
Regards
Ed.
Velocity is AUTO mode
eth0: Link autonegation speed 100M bps full duplex 



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Re: Abit AV8 Gigabit Ethernet

2005-03-11 Thread Juan A
I won't claim victory.
i'm using dual boot in this machine, linux under a custom 2.6.11 kernel 
and if i'm in linux and reboot under windows the network card gets 
detected again under another phantom network connection that well does 
nothing, i need to turn off my machine and then go to windows,
So it's like the hardware isn't getting their resources free o something 
like that i don't know, pasing the noapic parm to kernel once worked but 
as i get more use of it discovered it was just pure look. So there 
something still wrong in there with via-velocity cause my old and trusty 
realtek never gived me that kind of problems

Juan A.
Ed Murray escribió:
The module is the via_velocity, the Debian AMD64 installer has this
module on it though it won't autodetect it. I can't remember if I
modprobed it before or after the base install. It is a buggy module
under 2.6.8 however, I would recommend upgrading to to a later kernel as
soon as possible. It works flawlessly under 2.6.10
Regards
Ed.
Velocity is AUTO mode
eth0: Link autonegation speed 100M bps full duplex
 


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Re: Abit AV8 Gigabit Ethernet

2005-03-10 Thread Ed Murray
The module is the via_velocity, the Debian AMD64 installer has this
module on it though it won't autodetect it. I can't remember if I
modprobed it before or after the base install. It is a buggy module
under 2.6.8 however, I would recommend upgrading to to a later kernel as
soon as possible. It works flawlessly under 2.6.10

Regards
Ed.

Velocity is AUTO mode
eth0: Link autonegation speed 100M bps full duplex


On Thu, 2005-03-10 at 21:54 -0800, David Liontooth wrote:
> Joshua Moore wrote:
> 
> > FYI, I've heard several people have been having trouble getting the 
> > onboard ethernet on the Abit AV8 board to work.  I just tried the new 
> > Hoary version of Ubuntu for AMD64.  It appears that it detects the 
> > onboard ethernet.  As for the speed, I don't know much about how to 
> > check that, but it definately gets me connected.  Just thought I'd let 
> > the world know.
> >
> >
> >
> Hi Josh,
> 
> Could you give us some dmesg snippets showing it loading and the name of 
> the module?
> 
> Dave
> 
> 


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Re: Abit AV8 Gigabit Ethernet

2005-03-10 Thread Niklas Ögren
I sent a bug report to the discover-package. It's just not discovered 
during boot, but the driver loads and it works. When starting debian 
installer, just switch to second terminal with alt-f2 and issue "modprobe 
via-velocity", and then switch back to choose language, keymap, and so 
on..

/n - happy AV8 user
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005, Joshua Moore wrote:
FYI, I've heard several people have been having trouble getting the onboard 
ethernet on the Abit AV8 board to work.  I just tried the new Hoary version 
of Ubuntu for AMD64.  It appears that it detects the onboard ethernet.  As 
for the speed, I don't know much about how to check that, but it definately 
gets me connected.  Just thought I'd let the world know.


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Re: Abit AV8 Gigabit Ethernet

2005-03-10 Thread David Liontooth
Joshua Moore wrote:
FYI, I've heard several people have been having trouble getting the 
onboard ethernet on the Abit AV8 board to work.  I just tried the new 
Hoary version of Ubuntu for AMD64.  It appears that it detects the 
onboard ethernet.  As for the speed, I don't know much about how to 
check that, but it definately gets me connected.  Just thought I'd let 
the world know.


Hi Josh,
Could you give us some dmesg snippets showing it loading and the name of 
the module?

Dave
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Abit AV8 Gigabit Ethernet

2005-03-10 Thread Joshua Moore
FYI, I've heard several people have been having trouble getting the onboard 
ethernet on the Abit AV8 board to work.  I just tried the new Hoary version 
of Ubuntu for AMD64.  It appears that it detects the onboard ethernet.  As 
for the speed, I don't know much about how to check that, but it definately 
gets me connected.  Just thought I'd let the world know.


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