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From: jmk@plan9.bell-labs.com
To: 9fans@cse.psu.edu
Subject: Re: [9fans] Intel Pro/100 S Desktop Network Adapter
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Date: Wed,  8 May 2002 19:39:53 -0400
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I'm puzzled. If the PCI device ID is 1229 the card should be
recognised OK and work. I'm sure I've used 82550 chips without
problem, I don't think it's the driver that's at fault.
What is the card connected to?

On Wed May  8 19:14:19 EDT 2002, rolnas@delfi.lt wrote:
> I bought this net card instead Acorp L-100 with RTL8139C.
> But network doesn't work also.
>
> This is i82550 as pci device 8086/1229 rev 0x0C
>  (by looking in plan9 sources this revision is not supported).
> Physical device is i82555 with code 7.
>
> All this information from FreeBSD driver and looking at card.
>
> I newbie to Plan9, but very interesting in this,
> after much time spend to make work, i don't want leave.
>
> Rolandas aka RolNas
>
> P.S. ip/ping to itself work,
>  but /net/arp show WAIT state for external machines.