What is the problem with the Linksys LNE 10/100 card?
Bryan Stillwell
arcane@verinet.com
Mon Mar 27 12:16:01 2000
> > Also I would just like to say that my LNE100TX worked right off the bat
> > with 2.3.99pre3. :)
>
> The in-kernel driver or Donald's driver?
The in-kernel driver was the one that worked right off the bat for me. I
could try Donald's driver on one of my other computers, but the last time
I tried it (I think it was 0.91q or something) it worked.
> FWIW My NetGear works with either tulip 0.91x (from donald) or the
> modified tulip from NetGear themselves -- but neither driver works very
> well. Symptoms in both drivers are the same: network communications
> proceeds, media negotiation works, but 7-10% packet loss is observed
> (between two hosts on the same, quiet, 100bT hub)
I'm getting 0% packet loss on my network from any computer to any other
computer. My network consists of 6 LNE100TXs and 1 Netgear
forget_model_number (the cheap one). I also have a Linksys 16 port 10/100
hub and my roommate just bought a linksys 5 port 10/100 hub. I believe
all the cards use the PNIC-II chipset, but the netgear might be using the
ordinary PNIC chipset. All of the LNE100TXs use the driver from the
second floppy except for the one I just installed 2.3.99pre3 on. The
Netgear worked right away from a Debian 2.2 frozen install. It's running
2.2.14 I believe. If you need me to do any testing on this network, feel
free to ask. :)
Thanks,
Bryan
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