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Greeting-

Maybe my whole BBone is a sick puppy, because I just tried to 

    ifconfig cpsw0 media 100BaseTX 

The result was "no carrier".  Mind you the BBone is plugged into a
known good 1000/100/10 switch port that I pulled a non-complaining
FreeBSD x86 box out of. I also replaced the cable just in case it was
faulty.

It should also be noted that I have never been able to get my Bbone to
auto select speed.  I have always had to code the speed.

I guess this is what comes from buying one of the first BeagleBones to
ship.


-Brett

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