New NIC Drivers
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2018-02-07, 21:33
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RE: New NIC Drivers
Still not telling us which binary you are using in this particular case
![]() So EFI mode also visible by the NII driver in the ifstat output. (would have been nice to have that info in the first post ![]() Thanks to the rtl driver being present as well you are probably using ipxe.efi in this specific case. The NII driver is a standard interface in EFI mode for NICs, which means (if the MAC address matches) that the NII/SNP implementation _ON_ that nic is broken, so trying to get new firmware on those cards would probably be the first step if you just want them running. Next is to build a good basic version of snponly.efi (which should only try to initialize the nic that it is chained via) with DEBUG flags enabled So: make bin-x86_64-efi/snponly.efi DEBUG=nii,snp,snponly Test that one and see what you get, and then you might be able to use that to get Aquantia to fix their firmware. Developing a native driver for iPXE might be a different path, but should not rule out getting any firmware fixed as well. Use GitHub Discussions VRAM bin |
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New NIC Drivers - louied - 2018-02-06, 20:01
RE: New NIC Drivers - NiKiZe - 2018-02-06, 20:58
RE: New NIC Drivers - louied - 2018-02-06, 23:32
RE: New NIC Drivers - NiKiZe - 2018-02-06, 23:42
RE: New NIC Drivers - louied - 2018-02-07, 20:18
RE: New NIC Drivers - NiKiZe - 2018-02-07 21:33
RE: New NIC Drivers - hugogong - 2021-05-21, 04:03
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