Tulip Driver problem (I think)

"David Pitts" <[email protected]> Tue, 4 Feb 2003 09:03:10 +0800
Newsgroups gmane.linux.drivers.tulip.general
Message-ID <AEB3DB18C842BB4580CC055821635271E22F51@lib-srv-s02.lib-staff.library.uwa.edu.au>
Hi.

I am trying to set up a Bering LEAF firewall/router using two old DEC
PCI NICs.  Bering uses Linux kernel 2.4.x.  I have an existing (working)
firewall set up on these cards based on an older version of LEAF
(Eigerstein) and the Linux kernel (2.2.x).  I am using tulip drivers in
both versions of the firewall.

In my new setup I am seeing an interesting problem.  The driver seems to
run ok, but doesn't give the 'link beat good' message.  The link light
on the NIC lights when I connect from my hub, but the link light on the
hub doesn't light.  

Syslog records when I plug and unplug the cable into the NIC so the PC
must being 'seeing' something from the hub.  I tried to set the debug
mode on my LEAF Tulip module but it tells me its an invalid option.  

I am not sure that the module I am using is compiled in 2.4.  Does it
need to be?  I don't get any unresolved symbol errors.

If anybody out there can give me any advice or recommendations on what
my next step should be with this, I would be truly grateful!!

Thanks.

David Pitts
IT Services Manager
Reid Library 
University of Western Australia

Telephone:   (08) 9380 3492     Fax:  (08) 9380 1012

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