Just to add: it might be that the r8168-dmks driver works better for
your hardware than the kernel's generic r8169, it did in my case.
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Changed status to invalid, because issue was caused by a BIOS bug.
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Fairly sure it was just a reboot.
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Interesting. Did you switch off the machine after flashing the updated
BIOS (and before re-testing) or did you just reboot? In the latter case
this may be an explanation. Often a BIOS initializes certain things on
cold boot only.
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Frustratingly, this seems to have now resolved itself, so I can't test
the patch. All I did was leave the machine off for a few hours and turn
it back on - then it was working again.
I now can't reproduce the problem, with or without the Lan Boot ROM
option. The PHY ID now reports as 0x001cc912.
Typically it helps to do a rmmod r8169 + modprobe r8169 to work around the BIOS
bug.
Maybe also a PHY soft reset helps to make the PHY behave sanely again.
Can you test whether the following fixes the issue for you?
diff --git a/drivers/net/ethernet/realtek/r8169_main.c
b/drivers/net/ethernet/re
I've flashed the FF bios (interestingly, my CPU was actually unsupported
on the BIOS I was running).
Same problem, both with and without the LAN Boot ROM option set. The
phy_id remains the same.
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Seems your BIOS was never updated, see
https://www.gigabyte.com/Motherboard/GA-890GPA-UD3H-rev-20/support
#support-dl-bios. Versions FD and FE include some LAN fixes. Best update
to latest version FF and re-test.
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Had to search through the all the menu options twice to find it.
Enabling the LAN Boot ROM had no (noticeable) effect.
The only difference I can see from a quick scan through is in the dmesg
output of the good kernel giving IRQ 36 instead of IRQ 35.
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Thanks, this phy_id value is not a valid Realtek PHY ID. You seem to be
affected by a known BIOS bug (few Gigabyte boards from 2009/2010 seem to be
affected).
See here: https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=202275#c7
Please try to enable "LAN Boot ROM" option in BIOS.
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Phy ID from good kernel:
$ cat
/sys/devices/pci:00/:00:0a.0/:03:00.0/mdio_bus/r8169-300/r8169-300:00/phy_id
0xc2077002
Both r8169.ko and realtek.ko exist in /lib/modules for both the good and
bad kernels - I'm not sure if that's what you wanted to know?
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Also before the generic PHY driver was loaded as fallback, the actual PHY
driver would be RTL8211B.
Did you check what the error message says? Do you have r8169.ko and/or
realtek.ko in your initramfs?
And to be sure: In the good case, please report the PHY ID (search for phy_id
under /sys).
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Clicked through from packages.ubuntu.com, seems like linux-signed is the
right package, not linux-meta
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Attached log files for:
1. uname -a
2. dmesg
3. cat /proc/version_signature
4. lspci -vnvn
For both good and bad kernels
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