Re: [9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

Re: [9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

[jake]

ghst@ghstwlf.com wrote:
>*profanity*
>What documentation do I need to read to learn how to do that?
>/Pär

The wiki will suffice.

Re: [9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

[Pär Moberg]

2011-05-18 18:55, erik quanstrom skrev:
>>> i don't have the datasheet in front of me, but the two most obvious
>>> causes are a difficult link partner or perhaps your chip
>>> doesn't like being poked immediately after starting an sequence.
>>> you might try moving the delay(1) before the register probe.
>>>
>>> - erik
>>
>> Okej, does that mean that I have to recompile the driver?
>
> yes.
>
> - erik

*profanity*
What documentation do I need to read to learn how to do that?
/Pär

Re: [9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

[erik quanstrom]

> > i don't have the datasheet in front of me, but the two most obvious
> > causes are a difficult link partner or perhaps your chip
> > doesn't like being poked immediately after starting an sequence.
> > you might try moving the delay(1) before the register probe.
> >
> > - erik
>
> Okej, does that mean that I have to recompile the driver?

yes.

- erik

Re: [9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

[Pär Moberg]

2011-05-18 14:51, erik quanstrom skrev:
> On Wed May 18 04:06:40 EDT 2011, ghst@ghstwlf.com wrote:
>> Hello,
>> I have a problem with the plan9 installation. I think that I don't get a
>> network connection because it says "ns83815: auto neg timed out", the
>> floppy I use is from May 17 2011 but I have made my own PLAN9.INI:
>
> i don't have the datasheet in front of me, but the two most obvious
> causes are a difficult link partner or perhaps your chip
> doesn't like being poked immediately after starting an sequence.
> you might try moving the delay(1) before the register probe.
>
> - erik

Okej, does that mean that I have to recompile the driver?

//Pär

Re: [9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

[erik quanstrom]

On Wed May 18 04:06:40 EDT 2011, ghst@ghstwlf.com wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a problem with the plan9 installation. I think that I don't get a
> network connection because it says "ns83815: auto neg timed out", the
> floppy I use is from May 17 2011 but I have made my own PLAN9.INI:

i don't have the datasheet in front of me, but the two most obvious
causes are a difficult link partner or perhaps your chip
doesn't like being poked immediately after starting an sequence.
you might try moving the delay(1) before the register probe.

- erik

[9fans] ns83815: auto neg timed out?

[Pär Moberg]

Hello,
I have a problem with the plan9 installation. I think that I don't get a
network connection because it says "ns83815: auto neg timed out", the
floppy I use is from May 17 2011 but I have made my own PLAN9.INI:
# config for initial floppy booting

[menu]
menuitem=boot, Boot Plan 9
# menuitem=debug, Boot Plan 9 and debug 9load
menudefault=boot, 10

[common]
# very cautious settings to get started.
# will defeat booting from usb devices.
*nomp=1
*nobiosload=1
# *noahciload=1
# *debugload=1
*nodumpstack=1
# this would disable ether and usb probing.
# *nousbprobe=1
# *noetherprobe=1
distname=plan9
partition=new
mouseport=ps2
monitor=xga
vgasize=1024x768x16
dmamode=yes
nobootprompt=local!/boot/bzroot
installurl=http://plan9.bell-labs.com/plan9/download/plan9.iso.bz2
# serial console on COM1
#console=0
ether0=type=83815 ea=00e006010101

[boot]
bootargs=local!#S/sdD0/data
bootfile=fd0!9pcflop.gz

# [debug]
# bootargs=local!#S/sdD0/data
# bootfile=sdD0!cdboot!9pccd.gz
# *debugload=1