Thread: [RTnet-developers] RT variant of e100 driver

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Hi,

is anyone working on a rt_e100 driver? Maybe half-finished? If not I 
would probably start a port since we need such a driver soon.

-- 
Sebastian

Sebastian Smolorz wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> is anyone working on a rt_e100 driver? Maybe half-finished? If not I 
> would probably start a port since we need such a driver soon.

Did you already tried to add the new PCI ID to the rt_eepro100? As RTnet
only needs basic support from the NIC, they might be hope to get along
with a cheap update of the existing code.

Jan

Jan Kiszka wrote:
> Sebastian Smolorz wrote:
>> is anyone working on a rt_e100 driver? Maybe half-finished? If not I 
>> would probably start a port since we need such a driver soon.
> 
> Did you already tried to add the new PCI ID to the rt_eepro100? As RTnet
> only needs basic support from the NIC, they might be hope to get along
> with a cheap update of the existing code.

Yes, a one-liner indeed is a cheap solution. ;-)

You'll find the small patch attached.

Thanks.

-- 
Sebastian

Sebastian Smolorz wrote:
> Jan Kiszka wrote:
>> Sebastian Smolorz wrote:
>>> is anyone working on a rt_e100 driver? Maybe half-finished? If not I
>>> would probably start a port since we need such a driver soon.
>>
>> Did you already tried to add the new PCI ID to the rt_eepro100? As RTnet
>> only needs basic support from the NIC, they might be hope to get along
>> with a cheap update of the existing code.
> 
> Yes, a one-liner indeed is a cheap solution. ;-)
> 
> You'll find the small patch attached.

Merged, thank you.

Jan

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