hi,
does anyone manage to get a Davicom DM9102AF chip running ?
It’s said to be compatible to DEC 21142/3 - but it isn’t recognized by
devn-tulip.so at all.
I have some lines of source - for linux actually … but if there is some
iterest in it i’d like to try to port it to qnxrtp.
ie
I’ve heard it is not quite compatible, but close enough to tulip. Some
poor clone, like LiteOn chips. I have one built-in in a motherboard …
IndiaEcho wrote:
hi,
does anyone manage to get a Davicom DM9102AF chip running ?
It’s said to be compatible to DEC 21142/3 - but it isn’t recognized by
devn-tulip.so at all.
I have some lines of source - for linux actually … but if there is some
iterest in it i’d like to try to port it to qnxrtp.
- except there is a driver available, already …
ie
ok, as I learned from the ng, I think the most easy way to get the network
running would be buying some 3com-cards.
But since I actiually want to use realtek NE2000, that dont work up to now,
too (and it would be really nice having my Davicom’s as well), I think I’ll
take a close look at qnxrtp-networking-ddk - maybe I get the stuff running.
Knowing, how to make things work is better than buying things that work …
)
“Igor Kovalenko” <Igor.Kovalenko@motorola.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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I’ve heard it is not quite compatible, but close enough to tulip. Some
poor clone, like LiteOn chips. I have one built-in in a motherboard …IndiaEcho wrote:
hi,
does anyone manage to get a Davicom DM9102AF chip running ?
It’s said to be compatible to DEC 21142/3 - but it isn’t recognized by
devn-tulip.so at all.
I have some lines of source - for linux actually … but if there is
some
iterest in it i’d like to try to port it to qnxrtp.
- except there is a driver available, already …
ie
Has anyone made more progress toward getting the Davicom chip to work? or
more anti-progress in determining it won’t?
Jerry
“I. Ellingsen (IndiaEcho)” <iell@crosswinds.net> wrote in message
news:9j59u3$hbv$1@inn.qnx.com…
ok, as I learned from the ng, I think the most easy way to get the network
running would be buying some 3com-cards.
But since I actiually want to use realtek NE2000, that dont work up to
now,
too (and it would be really nice having my Davicom’s as well), I think
I’ll
take a close look at qnxrtp-networking-ddk - maybe I get the stuff
running.Knowing, how to make things work is better than buying things that work
…
“Igor Kovalenko” <> Igor.Kovalenko@motorola.com> > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:> 3B54ADBD.AA619200@motorola.com> …
I’ve heard it is not quite compatible, but close enough to tulip. Some
poor clone, like LiteOn chips. I have one built-in in a motherboard …IndiaEcho wrote:
hi,
does anyone manage to get a Davicom DM9102AF chip running ?
It’s said to be compatible to DEC 21142/3 - but it isn’t recognized by
devn-tulip.so at all.
I have some lines of source - for linux actually … but if there is
some
iterest in it i’d like to try to port it to qnxrtp.
- except there is a driver available, already …
ie