I’ve tried to install 2 network cards in the same PC for two ethernet
networks. I use 3C905C cards supported by QNX RTP 6. I have no problem
installing only one of them but QNX doesn’t detect the second card if
they are installed together. I can see only en0 device but not en1. Is
there any way to configure them together for each time I boot my
computer?. Thanks in advance for any solution.
Adam
Hi Adam,
Have you run the nettrap utility from the command line yet?
What happens if you do a mount with io-net?
i.e. mount -T io-net -o if=en1:10.163 npm-ttcpip.so
Adam Zembala <adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> wrote:
I’ve tried to install 2 network cards in the same PC for two ethernet
networks. I use 3C905C cards supported by QNX RTP 6. I have no problem
installing only one of them but QNX doesn’t detect the second card if
they are installed together. I can see only en0 device but not en1. Is
there any way to configure them together for each time I boot my
computer?. Thanks in advance for any solution.Adam
Hardware Support Account <hw@qnx.com> wrote:
: Hi Adam,
: Have you run the nettrap utility from the command line yet?
: What happens if you do a mount with io-net?
: i.e. mount -T io-net -o if=en1:10.163 npm-ttcpip.so
I’ve done the following:
io-net -d epic -dtulip lan=1 -pttcpip if=en0:<ip 1>,if=en1:<ip 2>
and then both came up fine. (note you have to specify one of the
card with a lan number and not the default of 0.)
Once you get a command that works, put it in your rc.local file.
Peter
: Adam Zembala <adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> wrote:
:> I’ve tried to install 2 network cards in the same PC for two ethernet
:> networks. I use 3C905C cards supported by QNX RTP 6. I have no problem
:> installing only one of them but QNX doesn’t detect the second card if
:> they are installed together. I can see only en0 device but not en1. Is
:> there any way to configure them together for each time I boot my
:> computer?. Thanks in advance for any solution.
:> Adam
Peter Martin <peterm@qnx.com> wrote:
: Hardware Support Account <hw@qnx.com> wrote:
: : Hi Adam,
: : Have you run the nettrap utility from the command line yet?
: : What happens if you do a mount with io-net?
: : i.e. mount -T io-net -o if=en1:10.163 npm-ttcpip.so
: I’ve done the following:
: io-net -d epic -dtulip lan=1 -pttcpip if=en0:<ip 1>,if=en1:<ip 2>
: and then both came up fine. (note you have to specify one of the
: card with a lan number and not the default of 0.)
: Once you get a command that works, put it in your rc.local file.
: Peter
Don’t think the lan=1 is required. io-net should hand these out
as they come and go.
-seanb
I can set both cards manually using ifconfig. My problem was keeping the
setup each time I reboot my computer. After several tests I finally can
reboot it and get two cards functioning with specific IP addresses ( I set
them manually). But, I still have error message during the boot and my
gateway address is reset.
To set two cards I created rc.local file. I put in it io-net with
appropriate driver. It looks like this:
slay io-net
sleep 3
io-net -del900 -pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250
It works but not completely.
Looking for the solution I found the example in the Neutrino Online help for
io-net.
I tried to start NIC driver twice following this example.
slay io-net
sleep 3
io-net -del900 irq=10 pci=0x0
-del900 irq=11 pci=0x1
-pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250
but I got the same results, it means I got the errors during the boot
process.
After the lines:
Starting inetd
Starting extra run commands
Login:
I have the message:
netmanager error: Could not set interface en1
state: Bad file descriptor
However both cards are functioning only gateway address (attached to the
second card network) is reset and I have to enter its IP address manually,
that is still unacceptable for our customers. I don’t know well Neutrino
boot process. When et where io-net is set up,do I need to kill it first in
rc.local file. Maybe there is another file where I can put my network card
setting.
Adam
Hardware Support Account wrote:
Hi Adam,
Have you run the nettrap utility from the command line yet?
What happens if you do a mount with io-net?
i.e. mount -T io-net -o if=en1:10.163 npm-ttcpip.so
Adam Zembala <> adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> > wrote:
I’ve tried to install 2 network cards in the same PC for two ethernet
Not sure why netmanager is complaining (or where it’s being run),
but you can put your gateway on the io-net line:
slay io-net
sleep 3
io-net -del900 irq=10,pci=0x0
-del900 irq=11,pci=0x1
-pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250,
default=<gateway_ip>
Notice the extra commas on your driver args.
-seanb
Adam Zembala <adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> wrote:
: I can set both cards manually using ifconfig. My problem was keeping the
: setup each time I reboot my computer. After several tests I finally can
: reboot it and get two cards functioning with specific IP addresses ( I set
: them manually). But, I still have error message during the boot and my
: gateway address is reset.
: To set two cards I created rc.local file. I put in it io-net with
: appropriate driver. It looks like this:
: slay io-net
: sleep 3
: io-net -del900 -pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250
: It works but not completely.
: Looking for the solution I found the example in the Neutrino Online help for
: io-net.
: I tried to start NIC driver twice following this example.
: slay io-net
: sleep 3
: io-net -del900 irq=10 pci=0x0
: -del900 irq=11 pci=0x1
: -pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250
: but I got the same results, it means I got the errors during the boot
: process.
: After the lines:
: Starting inetd
: Starting extra run commands
: Login:
: I have the message:
: netmanager error: Could not set interface en1
: state: Bad file descriptor
: However both cards are functioning only gateway address (attached to the
: second card network) is reset and I have to enter its IP address manually,
: that is still unacceptable for our customers. I don’t know well Neutrino
: boot process. When et where io-net is set up,do I need to kill it first in
: rc.local file. Maybe there is another file where I can put my network card
: setting.
: Adam
: Hardware Support Account wrote:
:> Hi Adam,
:>
:> Have you run the nettrap utility from the command line yet?
:>
:> What happens if you do a mount with io-net?
:>
:> i.e. mount -T io-net -o if=en1:10.163 npm-ttcpip.so
:>
:> Adam Zembala <adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> wrote:
:> > I’ve tried to install 2 network cards in the same PC for two ethernet
:>
Yes, I forgot two commas. I don’t have any error message now because I lost my
second card, I don’t see it any more. Sorry, it doesn’t work in this way.
Adam
Sean Boudreau wrote:
Not sure why netmanager is complaining (or where it’s being run),
but you can put your gateway on the io-net line:slay io-net
sleep 3
io-net -del900 irq=10,pci=0x0
-del900 irq=11,pci=0x1
-pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250,
default=<gateway_ipNotice the extra commas on your driver args.
-seanb
Adam Zembala <> adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> > wrote:
: I can set both cards manually using ifconfig. My problem was keeping the
: setup each time I reboot my computer. After several tests I finally can
: reboot it and get two cards functioning with specific IP addresses ( I set
: them manually). But, I still have error message during the boot and my
: gateway address is reset.
: To set two cards I created rc.local file. I put in it io-net with
: appropriate driver. It looks like this:: slay io-net
: sleep 3
: io-net -del900 -pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250: It works but not completely.
: Looking for the solution I found the example in the Neutrino Online help for
: io-net.
: I tried to start NIC driver twice following this example.: slay io-net
: sleep 3
: io-net -del900 irq=10 pci=0x0
: -del900 irq=11 pci=0x1
: -pttcpip if=en0:192.1.250.100,if=en1:192.1.100.250: but I got the same results, it means I got the errors during the boot
: process.
: After the lines:
: Starting inetd
: Starting extra run commands
: Login:
: I have the message:
: netmanager error: Could not set interface en1
: state: Bad file descriptor
: However both cards are functioning only gateway address (attached to the
: second card network) is reset and I have to enter its IP address manually,
: that is still unacceptable for our customers. I don’t know well Neutrino
: boot process. When et where io-net is set up,do I need to kill it first in
: rc.local file. Maybe there is another file where I can put my network card
: setting.: Adam
: Hardware Support Account wrote:
:> Hi Adam,
:
:> Have you run the nettrap utility from the command line yet?
:
:> What happens if you do a mount with io-net?
:
:> i.e. mount -T io-net -o if=en1:10.163 npm-ttcpip.so
:
:> Adam Zembala <> adam.zembala@opal-rt.com> > wrote:
:> > I’ve tried to install 2 network cards in the same PC for two ethernet
: