[tlinux-users:08195] Re: Intel PRO/100 VE bad EEPROM checksum?
Mathieu Bérard <[email protected]>
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Christopher R. Maden a écrit : > > Yes; please see the history on this thread. > > The e100 and eepro drivers see the card, and it shows up in lspci. > However, the lspci shows all "ff" for the PCI data of everything on bus 7, > and the e100 driver reports (correctly, AFAICT) a bad checksum. > > I can hack the driver to ignore the bad checksum; then it reports an > invalid MAC address. Hardcoding the MAC address causes ifup (via > dhclient) to report that the network is down. > > Windows XP can use the card without any difficulty. > > ~Chris > Hi. The Satellite A105 is a relatively new hardware. You would certainly benefit from running a kernel less ancient than 2.6.8 No hope of getting the card to work with this "all 'ff'" stuff in lspci. As a general advice, I am not sure Debian stable is well suited for a recent laptop. You can try etch (which will have a 2.6.16), or a distribution with a shorter release cycle (dapper has a 2.6.15, edgy will have a 2.6.17). -- Mathieu Mathieu