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Subject: Re: Intel PRO/1000F do not run on 4.3-RELEASE
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That's becasue the PRO-1000F/PRO-1000T support did not get to -CURRENT until
after the release. Upgrade your kernel and try now.


On Thu, 17 May 2001 valgog@biofrontera.de wrote:

> Hello,
> 
> We have a problem with an Intel PRO/1000F Network Adapter.
> 
> On FreeBSD 4.2-REALEASE and on 4.3-REALESE the driver sais that 
> everithing is ok, it sees the MAC address and even sences that the 
> cable is connected (or disconnected). BUT it does not work. It sends 
> nothing out and gets nothing in. We though, at first, that it was a 
> hardwere problem, but on SuSE Linux it works (we had to make this 
> experiment and we have to run this configuration -- it is really 
> cricical in time). Then we saw that on 5.0-CURRENT the adapter works 
> fine... but I do not want to run CURRENT version on this "absolutely 
> not experimental" file server. (And I do not want to run Linux :-) it 
> is always CURRENT ;) )
> 
> Waiting for a suggestion.
> 
> Valentine Gogichashvili
> Biofrontera Pharmaceuticals AG
> UNIX system manager and DBA
> 
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