My understsanding is that there's a long-standing FIFO logic bug in this chip, and while the Linux drivers partially mitigate the problem,
there are residual packet-drop issues.
on Apr 24, 2014, Chuck Forsberg WA7KGX <caf@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
I did a Google on this chip, which is part of some
of the motherboards I have. Apparently this chip
has some hardware bugs in it.
Several days ago I disabled this port in the BIOS.
The local net is now served with a Realtek chip
on the motherboard. A Realtek chip on a cheap
PCIEX board talks to the Internet.
My server has been relatively stable since I made
that change.
Can the Intel chip ever be tamed in Linux?
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