I have a bunch of new Toshiba Tecra C50s with skylake processors and Intel I219-V lan cards. When booting to DRBL in either UEFI Legacy mode or CSM mode I get a message that the linux kernal doesn't have a supported driver for the chipset. Is there an upcoming update that will support this new lan card?
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If you could boot the machine with Linux,
please first chech the vendor id and product id with 'lspci -n'
and paste the result in this website. It will show you the supported version of linux kernel. http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/
I have a bunch of new Toshiba Tecra C50s with skylake processors and Intel I219-V lan cards. When booting to DRBL in either UEFI Legacy mode or CSM mode I get a message that the linux kernal doesn't have a supported driver for the chipset. Is there an upcoming update that will support this new lan card?
https://downloadcenter.intel.com/product/82186/Intel-Ethernet-Connection-I219-V
I can not find offical linux driver from Intel.
Not sure if it is already supported by Linux Kernel.
If you could boot the machine with Linux,
please first chech the vendor id and product id with 'lspci -n'
and paste the result in this website. It will show you the supported version of linux kernel.
http://kmuto.jp/debian/hcl/
If you have confirmed that the NIC is supported by linux kernel, then follow the FAQ to make DRBL client support the updated kernel.
http://drbl.org/faq/fine-print.php?path=./2_System/82_force_to_load_nic_module_for_client.faq
Alright, so the information is 8086:1570 - and from the database result it looks like there is no kernal that supports it yet at all.