Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for network are
Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there making this
work?
Marc Johnson <marc@rjginc.com> wrote:
MJ > Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for network are
MJ > Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there making this
MJ > work?
I have used the Intel 10/100 cards.
Check which shipset your Intel 10/100 card will use to make sure.
I believe that they have used more than one chipset in those cards.
Broadcom 5705M (I have it in my Dell) does not work. Intel probably will.
“Marc Johnson” <marc@rjginc.com> wrote in message
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Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for network
are
Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there making
this
work?
Oh, I forgot to mention. It is Latitude D600. Video works (with 6.3.0 and
radeon patch applied) and sounds does too. Wireless (apparently Intel
device) does not work and broadcom does not…
“Igor Kovalenko” <kovalenko@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Broadcom 5705M (I have it in my Dell) does not work. Intel probably will.
“Marc Johnson” <> marc@rjginc.com> > wrote in message
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Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for network
are
Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there making
this
work?
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The chipset for Intel is the PRO 10/100 VE…
“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Marc Johnson <> marc@rjginc.com> > wrote:
MJ > Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for
network are
MJ > Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there
making this
MJ > work?I have used the Intel 10/100 cards.
Check which shipset your Intel 10/100 card will use to make sure.I believe that they have used more than one chipset in those cards.
Intel PRO 10/100VE; Intel says it’s the 82562 chipset
“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Marc Johnson <> marc@rjginc.com> > wrote:
MJ > Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for
network are
MJ > Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there
making this
MJ > work?I have used the Intel 10/100 cards.
Check which shipset your Intel 10/100 card will use to make sure.I believe that they have used more than one chipset in those cards.
It does not work for me.
However an interesting way around it is using VMWare (aka Microsoft Virtual
PC these days). It will emulate any network card as DEC21140 and that way
you get any wireless card supported by Windows to ‘work’ on QNX running
inside VMWare. You also get any sound card emulated as SoundBlaster16 (will
work too) and video cards will be emulated as S3 (but sadly, QNX will choke
on that so you will have to use VESA driver).
I am curious does anyone know how to use devg-vmware.so driver? I tried
without much success. I suspect it probably requires image with vmware.boot,
but I could not build it because of missing ‘vmware.stub’. Of course it
would help a bit if there was any documentation 
“Marc Johnson” <marc@rjginc.com> wrote in message
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Intel PRO 10/100VE; Intel says it’s the 82562 chipset
“Bill Caroselli” <> qtps@earthlink.net> > wrote in message
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Marc Johnson <> marc@rjginc.com> > wrote:
MJ > Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for
network are
MJ > Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there
making this
MJ > work?I have used the Intel 10/100 cards.
Check which shipset your Intel 10/100 card will use to make sure.I believe that they have used more than one chipset in those cards.
“Igor Kovalenko” <kovalenko@comcast.net> wrote in message
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It does not work for me.
However an interesting way around it is using VMWare (aka Microsoft
Virtual
PC these days).
oops, i have been corrected that VirtualPC is not VMWare… the rest applies
to VirtualPC.
It will emulate any network card as DEC21140 and that way
you get any wireless card supported by Windows to ‘work’ on QNX running
inside VMWare. You also get any sound card emulated as SoundBlaster16
(will
work too) and video cards will be emulated as S3 (but sadly, QNX will
choke
on that so you will have to use VESA driver).I am curious does anyone know how to use devg-vmware.so driver? I tried
without much success. I suspect it probably requires image with
vmware.boot,
but I could not build it because of missing ‘vmware.stub’. Of course it
would help a bit if there was any documentation >“Marc Johnson” <> marc@rjginc.com> > wrote in message
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Intel PRO 10/100VE; Intel says it’s the 82562 chipset“Bill Caroselli” <> qtps@earthlink.net> > wrote in message
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Marc Johnson <> marc@rjginc.com> > wrote:
MJ > Want to get my chief software engineer a Dell; only choices for
network are
MJ > Broadcom 570 and Intel Pro 10/100. Any luck for anyone out there
making this
MJ > work?I have used the Intel 10/100 cards.
Check which shipset your Intel 10/100 card will use to make sure.I believe that they have used more than one chipset in those cards.
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Igor Kovalenko wrote:
oops, i have been corrected that VirtualPC is not VMWare… the rest applies
to VirtualPC.I am curious does anyone know how to use devg-vmware.so driver? I tried
without much success. I suspect it probably requires image with
In need of vmware maybe?
“Igor Kovalenko” <kovalenko@comcast.net> wrote in message
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“Igor Kovalenko” <> kovalenko@comcast.net> > wrote in message
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It does not work for me.However an interesting way around it is using VMWare (aka Microsoft
Virtual
PC these days).oops, i have been corrected that VirtualPC is not VMWare… the rest
applies
to VirtualPC.
That explains the inconsitencies
It will emulate any network card as DEC21140 and that way
you get any wireless card supported by Windows to ‘work’ on QNX running
VMWare emulated an ether 2100. I have not been able to use FLEET (QNX4)
with wireless card, I beleive wireless card don’t support changing MAC
addresses on the fly. Curiously I was able to get TCP/IP working but
strangy ARP on other machine showed the MAC address to be that of the
physical wireless card and not the MAC address given to the virtual network
card.
inside VMWare. You also get any sound card emulated as SoundBlaster16
(will
work too) and video cards will be emulated as S3 (but sadly, QNX will
choke
on that so you will have to use VESA driver).I am curious does anyone know how to use devg-vmware.so driver?
With Vmware and 6.3 it’s auto detect.
I tried
“Evan Hillas” <blarg@blarg.blarg> wrote in message
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Igor Kovalenko wrote:
oops, i have been corrected that VirtualPC is not VMWare… the rest
applies
to VirtualPC.I am curious does anyone know how to use devg-vmware.so driver? I tried
without much success. I suspect it probably requires image with
In need of vmware maybe? >
I was right that somebody bought VMware, it just wasn’t Microsoft. It was
EMC