Re: PXE building from a e1000 network card with 10/100 router

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On Mon, 10 Nov 2003, T Jackson wrote:

>Is there anyway to force the e1000 driver to go 100 full duplex instead
>of auto negotiating with the router which is set to 10/100 Full Duplex

I'll say this only once; if you have ethernet equipment which does not
autonegotiate correctly in this day and age, it's broken and you should
chuck it. I realise this is a matter of some debate/religion, so I won't
argue it any further.

>Now this kickstart setup works for a x330 with built
>in 10/100 Intel cards.

The e1000 module takes options to force these settings. On my 2.4.20
RH73 box, they're:

parm: Speed int array (min = 1, max = 32), description "Speed setting"
parm: Duplex int array (min = 1, max = 32), description "Duplex setting"
parm: AutoNeg int array (min = 1, max = 32), description "Advertised auto-negotiation setting"

"modinfo e1000" will tell if it differs for RHAS2.1. This isn't
kickstart-specific, but you need to get the options into
/etc/modules.conf. Read
http://www.ibiblio.org/mdw/HOWTO/Ethernet-HOWTO.html for more info.

Odd that you can get through the PXE with no probs.


Hope this helps,
Phil




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