Custom Query (41 matches)
Results (10 - 12 of 41)
| Ticket | Resolution | Summary | Owner | Reporter |
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| #1 | fixed | Not possible to change MAC address | ||
| Description |
All other OS/2 NIC drivers have the possibility to set the MAC address to something different of own choice. This feature is missing from this driver. Please add it. It is also missing in e1000e driver. |
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| #3 | duplicate | Output from loading driver should go to LANTRAN.LOG | ||
| Description |
Output from loading the driver is always helpfull, if it doesn't work correctly - but if it does - no one needs it. Output to screen during config.sys processing is completely useless, as no one can 'catch' what they need. GOOD NIC drivers DO:
This ticket should have been assigned to component 'common' but that does unfortunately not exist (please add :-) ) |
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| #25 | wontfix | Please move driver output from screen to Lantran.log | ||
| Description |
It is a very bad idea, that drivers sends output to screen during boot/load. The only time it should do that, is when an error is detected. Output should however always be sent to Lantran.log , just like other well written network drivers do it. A /V swich could be added, if someone would prefer the output to boot screen - just like implemented in Danis and UNIAUD drivers. The 'Component' for this ticket should really be 'Generic' as it applies to all Multimac drivers - but unfortunately there is no such choice. |
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