Dear all,
What is the last version of the Net.via driver?
Is there any known problems on that driver? (incompatibility,…)
Thanks
Regards
Michele D
The latest version of the Net.via driver is 4.25G. Are you having a problem?
“MicheleD” <dMichele@ibelgique.com> wrote in message
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Dear all,
What is the last version of the Net.via driver?
Is there any known problems on that driver? (incompatibility,…)Thanks
Regards
Michele D
That’s the one I have.
Yes, I have some problems. My IP connection blocked sometimes (after several
days of good working) and I have to reboot the machine to have it back.
I read this message in the netinfo
“(3018) via ( tx) RESET requested & granted”
Do you know what this message means?
Thanks
Regards
Michele
“Hugh Brown” <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
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The latest version of the Net.via driver is 4.25G. Are you having a
problem?“MicheleD” <> dMichele@ibelgique.com> > wrote in message
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Dear all,What is the last version of the Net.via driver?
Is there any known problems on that driver? (incompatibility,…)Thanks
Regards
Michele D
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This can be caused by either a PCI bus error or by an excessive collision
abort. If the machine is not on a busy network, then I would say that the
reset is caused by the PCI bus error.
“MicheleD” <dMichele@ibelgique.com> wrote in message
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That’s the one I have.
Yes, I have some problems. My IP connection blocked sometimes (after
several
days of good working) and I have to reboot the machine to have it back.I read this message in the netinfo
“(3018) via ( tx) RESET requested & granted”
Do you know what this message means?
Thanks
Regards
Michele
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
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The latest version of the Net.via driver is 4.25G. Are you having a
problem?“MicheleD” <> dMichele@ibelgique.com> > wrote in message
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Dear all,What is the last version of the Net.via driver?
Is there any known problems on that driver? (incompatibility,…)Thanks
Regards
Michele D
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Thanks a lot!
Could this kind of message create the IP connection lost?
Is the Net.via driver 100% compatible with an on board ethernet chip (VIA
ethernet chip VT6103 on an EPIA800 motherboard)?
As this is an ethernet chip and not a ethernet PCI card, can we speak about
“PCI bus error”??
Thanks for your help
Michele
“Hugh Brown” <hsbrown@qnx.com> wrote in message
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This can be caused by either a PCI bus error or by an excessive collision
abort. If the machine is not on a busy network, then I would say that the
reset is caused by the PCI bus error.“MicheleD” <> dMichele@ibelgique.com> > wrote in message
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That’s the one I have.
Yes, I have some problems. My IP connection blocked sometimes (after
several
days of good working) and I have to reboot the machine to have it back.I read this message in the netinfo
“(3018) via ( tx) RESET requested & granted”
Do you know what this message means?
Thanks
Regards
Michele
“Hugh Brown” <> hsbrown@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:cppclv$9k4$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
The latest version of the Net.via driver is 4.25G. Are you having a
problem?“MicheleD” <> dMichele@ibelgique.com> > wrote in message
news:cpp30m$303$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
Dear all,What is the last version of the Net.via driver?
Is there any known problems on that driver? (incompatibility,…)Thanks
Regards
Michele D
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:34:02 +0100, MicheleD <dMichele@ibelgique.com>
wrote:
As this is an ethernet chip and not a ethernet PCI card, can we speak
about “PCI bus error”??
Yes we can, because no matter how the chip is connected (whether it’s
directly soldered to the MB or sitting on a separate board in a slot) it
is still on the same PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus.
Tony.
Ok
But then, what is the possible reason that could cause “PCI bus error” when
using an ethernet chip?
And as I asked before, could this type of error generate the lost of IP
connection?
Thanks
Michele
“Tony” <mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> wrote in message
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On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 11:34:02 +0100, MicheleD <> dMichele@ibelgique.com
wrote:As this is an ethernet chip and not a ethernet PCI card, can we speak
about “PCI bus error”??
Yes we can, because no matter how the chip is connected (whether it’s
directly soldered to the MB or sitting on a separate board in a slot) it
is still on the same PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect) bus.Tony.
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:57:17 +0100, MicheleD <dMichele@ibelgique.com>
wrote:
Ok
But then, what is the possible reason that could cause “PCI bus error”
when using an ethernet chip?
Did you check the BIOS settings like “PCI latency” and friends? (I’m not
sure if they affect QNX4 though)
And as I asked before, could this type of error generate the lost of IP
connection?
Not sure.
Why not?! If some connection-critical data was lost because of an error -
one might expect having some troubles in TCP/IP stack…
Tony.
Tony <mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> wrote:
T > On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:57:17 +0100, MicheleD <dMichele@ibelgique.com>
T > wrote:
Ok
But then, what is the possible reason that could cause “PCI bus error”
when using an ethernet chip?
T > Did you check the BIOS settings like “PCI latency” and friends? (I’m not
T > sure if they affect QNX4 though)
It’s been years since I’ve worked on QNX4. but I can assure you that
things like PCI latency DO matter. More so in the early days of PCI v2.0
when many/most PCI firmware implamentations were buggy.
And as I asked before, could this type of error generate the lost of IP
connection?
T > Not sure.
T > Why not?! If some connection-critical data was lost because of an error -
T > one might expect having some troubles in TCP/IP stack…
I do not have any PCI latency on the VIA BIOS.
I have “CPU & PCI bus control”. And here are the value I have
P2C/C2P Concurrency : Enabled
Fast R-W Turn Around : Disabled
CPU to PCI writte Buffer : Enabled
PCI dynamic Bursting : Enabled
PCI Delay transaction : Disabled
PCI Master 0 WS Write : Enabled
PCI#2 Access #1 Retry : Disabled
What do you think?
Thanks
Michele
“Bill Caroselli” <qtps@earthlink.net> wrote in message
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Tony <> mts.spb.suxx@mail.ru> > wrote:
T > On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 13:57:17 +0100, MicheleD <> dMichele@ibelgique.com
T > wrote:Ok
But then, what is the possible reason that could cause “PCI bus error”
when using an ethernet chip?
T > Did you check the BIOS settings like “PCI latency” and friends? (I’m
not
T > sure if they affect QNX4 though)It’s been years since I’ve worked on QNX4. but I can assure you that
things like PCI latency DO matter. More so in the early days of PCI v2.0
when many/most PCI firmware implamentations were buggy.
And as I asked before, could this type of error generate the lost of IP
connection?
T > Not sure.
T > Why not?! If some connection-critical data was lost because of an
error -
T > one might expect having some troubles in TCP/IP stack…