Custom Query (41 matches)
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| #26 | fixed | Title name in 8169.nif is confusing | ||
| Description |
Well, exactly the same says the old 8110 driver, that all people have on their HD. When using MPTS - it is impossible to tell the difference. Try giving it a better description like ex:
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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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| #24 | fixed | R8169 Driver only passes packets through in 15 secs every minute. | ||
| Description |
Hardware:
It seems that output goes out to network fine, but the driver ignores input 75% of the time. When I try to ping another PC on network, it does send out the pings, and other PC answers all the time - but the answers are never 'received'. Then, after maybe 100 pings, driver suddenly works for a little time and then stops again. Out of 1000 pings - 75% is lost. It looks like there is open for input in 15 secs, and then closed again for 45 secs. It is possible to pull a web page down, if I hit the right moment. Tried NETBEUI too - it is basically the same. If I hit the right moment, I can view resources from net; but otherwise nothing comes in. I tried RXCHAIN=NO - but it didn't change anything. |
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