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Date: | Thu, 18 May 2006 15:22:43 -0400 |
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Lucian Stroe wrote:
>Everything done as in the README, but the result is that there is no chan
>ge.
>I feel I will give up soon...
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One easy solution would be to just buy a new NIC. I've had great luck
with cheap RTL8139 cards -- they supposedly don't do well under high
load conditions (a server that keeps its link saturated most of the
time), but they seem to work well for everyday desktop/workstation use.
Plus, the 100mbit cards are less than $12 from a local mom&pop computer
shop.
I always hate so solve a software problem in hardware, but I usually
don't have time to hack with the few drivers that don't work right. I
do the same thing when I run hardware that refuses to work with drivers
in Windows or Macintosh - my users have work to do!
Linux isn't perfect. It is is ideal for the work that I do, and I
rarely use other systems when I'm off-the-clock -- but it's not perfect.
-Luke
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Luke Scharf, Systems Administrator
Virginia Tech Aerospace and Ocean Engineering
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