Right now the ne2000.c code claims that it emulates a RTL8029AS.  It
does a very good job of that.  However, the RTL8029 has a few
registers that are extensions to the NE-2000 design.  None of these
registers are implemented.  This can cause some confusion for those
drivers that assume that if the PCI ID says it is a RTL8029, it can
use the extra registers to set the media type and status.  The patches
return the ID registers in the nic space as a real 8029 would, as well
as hard-wiring the configuration registers to 10baseT full duplex.

FreeBSD's ed driver is what got shot down by this lack of support.
When I added support for RTL80x9 chips recently, I broke support for
qemu inadvertantly (there were also some bugs in the support I added,
which I've since corrected).  With these patches, the driver is happy
with qemu again, and reports it being a RTL8029.  I've patched the
driver to cope with the ID registers not being correct by falling back
to a plain NE-2000 and not using the extra registers for media status.

In the interest of accuracy of emulation, I hope that you consider
these patches.  You may include them in any future versions, if you
choose to, under any license that you see fit to use.

qemu rocks!

Warner
--- hw/ne2000.c~        Thu Oct 13 16:33:39 2005
+++ hw/ne2000.c Thu Oct 13 16:33:47 2005
@@ -47,7 +47,9 @@
 #define EN0_CRDAHI     0x09    /* high byte, current remote dma address RD */
 #define EN0_RSARHI     0x09    /* Remote start address reg 1 */
 #define EN0_RCNTLO     0x0a    /* Remote byte count reg WR */
+#define EN0_RTL8029ID0 0x0a    /* Realtek ID byte #1 RD */
 #define EN0_RCNTHI     0x0b    /* Remote byte count reg WR */
+#define EN0_RTL8029ID1 0x0b    /* Realtek ID byte #2 RD */
 #define EN0_RSR                0x0c    /* rx status reg RD */
 #define EN0_RXCR       0x0c    /* RX configuration reg WR */
 #define EN0_TXCR       0x0d    /* TX configuration reg WR */
@@ -64,6 +66,11 @@
 #define EN2_STARTPG    0x21    /* Starting page of ring bfr RD */
 #define EN2_STOPPG     0x22    /* Ending page +1 of ring bfr RD */
 
+#define EN3_CONFIG0    0x33
+#define EN3_CONFIG1    0x34
+#define EN3_CONFIG2    0x35
+#define EN3_CONFIG3    0x36
+
 /*  Register accessed at EN_CMD, the 8390 base addr.  */
 #define E8390_STOP     0x01    /* Stop and reset the chip */
 #define E8390_START    0x02    /* Start the chip, clear reset */
@@ -385,6 +392,21 @@
         case EN2_STOPPG:
             ret = s->stop >> 8;
             break;
+       case EN0_RTL8029ID0:
+           ret = 0x50;
+           break;
+       case EN0_RTL8029ID1:
+           ret = 0x43;
+           break;
+       case EN3_CONFIG0:
+           ret = 0;            /* 10baseT media */
+           break;
+       case EN3_CONFIG2:
+           ret = 0x40;         /* 10baseT active */
+           break;
+       case EN3_CONFIG3:
+           ret = 0x40;         /* Full duplex */
+           break;
         default:
             ret = 0x00;
             break;
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