I just ran into this issue, and it appears that several other
people have encountered it before (Thread starting 12/8/2000).
My brouting node is an Ampro LittleBoard 486 using the onboard
SMC9000-series chip and a PC/104 NE2000 clone.
Has there been any progress on this? Is there a solution?
ping?
Norton Allen wrote:
I just ran into this issue, and it appears that several other
people have encountered it before (Thread starting 12/8/2000).
My brouting node is an Ampro LittleBoard 486 using the onboard
SMC9000-series chip and a PC/104 NE2000 clone.Has there been any progress on this? Is there a solution?
Yes, this was fixed last year! What version are you running?
Previously, Norton Allen wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
ping?
Norton Allen wrote:
I just ran into this issue, and it appears that several other
people have encountered it before (Thread starting 12/8/2000).
My brouting node is an Ampro LittleBoard 486 using the onboard
SMC9000-series chip and a PC/104 NE2000 clone.Has there been any progress on this? Is there a solution?
Hugh Brown wrote:
Yes, this was fixed last year! What version are you running?
Uh, um, well we’re running 4.24 … We’ve been slow to upgrade because
of reported incompatabilities with QNX Windows, which we use.
I believe we’ll be ready to upgrade real soon now, but not before
our present deployment ends. Is there any problem running the newer
driver under 4.24?
-Norton
Previously, Norton Allen wrote in qdn.public.qnx4:
Hugh Brown wrote:
Yes, this was fixed last year! What version are you running?
Uh, um, well we’re running 4.24 … We’ve been slow to upgrade because
of reported incompatabilities with QNX Windows, which we use.
I believe we’ll be ready to upgrade real soon now, but not before
our present deployment ends. Is there any problem running the newer
driver under 4.24?
No, there shouldn’t be a problem running the new driver, but you also
need the latest Net and netinfo as well.
-Norton