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10-16-2003 05:59 AM
10-16-2003 05:59 AM
Setting LAN card options in /etc/modules.conf
I installed Redhat AS 2.1, on a rx5670, Itanium server. It is up and running.
I don't know the LAN card options to set in /etc/modules.conf file. The LAN card is from broadcomm. I need to nail the LAN card for 100baseT FULL.
Thanks.
Regards,
Frank
I don't know the LAN card options to set in /etc/modules.conf file. The LAN card is from broadcomm. I need to nail the LAN card for 100baseT FULL.
Thanks.
Regards,
Frank
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10-16-2003 08:32 AM
10-16-2003 08:32 AM
Re: Setting LAN card options in /etc/modules.conf
Check the Broadcom FAQs:
http://www.broadcom.com/support/faq_drivers.php#87
87.) How do I force speed and duplex for bcm5700 driver under Linux?
To set forced 100 Mbps full duplex:
insmod bcm5700 line_speed=100 full_duplex=1 auto_speed=0
or set the following in modules.conf
options bcm5700 line_speed=100 full_duplex=1 auto_speed=0
or use ethtool:
ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off
Note: If the auto_speed is not set to zero if would negotiate at the speed and duplex that was set with respective parameters.
Don't forget to assign the points!
HTH
Paulo Fessel
http://www.broadcom.com/support/faq_drivers.php#87
87.) How do I force speed and duplex for bcm5700 driver under Linux?
To set forced 100 Mbps full duplex:
insmod bcm5700 line_speed=100 full_duplex=1 auto_speed=0
or set the following in modules.conf
options bcm5700 line_speed=100 full_duplex=1 auto_speed=0
or use ethtool:
ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full autoneg off
Note: If the auto_speed is not set to zero if would negotiate at the speed and duplex that was set with respective parameters.
Don't forget to assign the points!
HTH
Paulo Fessel
L'employé propose, le boss dispose.
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10-16-2003 08:40 AM
10-16-2003 08:40 AM
Re: Setting LAN card options in /etc/modules.conf
vi /etc/modules.conf
options eth0 line_speed=100 full_duplex=1
other options
line_speed=0 auto
auto_speed=0 (auto disabled) or 1 auto enabled
full_duplex=0 half
After making mods type:
ifdown eth0
ifup eth0
Then install the rpm for mii-tool and run it. It will reture the speed, negotiation, etc.
John
options eth0 line_speed=100 full_duplex=1
other options
line_speed=0 auto
auto_speed=0 (auto disabled) or 1 auto enabled
full_duplex=0 half
After making mods type:
ifdown eth0
ifup eth0
Then install the rpm for mii-tool and run it. It will reture the speed, negotiation, etc.
John
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