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Subject: Syskonnect GE-9843 Rev. 2 'sk0' not working on 4.8-STABLE
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Hi,

I just plugged a Syskonnect Fiber GigE Adapter (64 Bit PCI)
into one of my servers running 4.8-STABLE.

During boot up the PCI vendor ID and the card type are
detected but I can not configure any network adapter sk0 
(though itīs included in the kernel with 'device sk').

Any idea why?

The vendor ID (0x1148) seems OK but I could not find any
refenrence to the device type 0x4320 when grepping through
the source. Maybe thatīs the problem?

Syskonnect support told me that there are known issues
with the revision 2 of the NIC so Iīm just wanted to ask
if anyone knows any workaround or something.

Thanks for all suggestions.

Regards,

Emre

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