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by alveden
Look for the file /etc/modules.conf
vi the file and look for similar entry like this
alias eth0 [XXXX]
Where [XXXX] is your nic module. Add an option entry below this line.
options [XXXX] full_duplex=1
This will force the nic to go tofull duplex rather than auto detect.
I originally entered and tested the following without full duplexing initiating:
alias eth0 e100 options=0x200
then removed the above line after testing it with no full duplexing kicking in and entered and tested the following line with the same results: no full duplexing
options e100 full_duplex=1
Here is the message received wheile restarting the network:
"e100: eth0 NIC Link is up 10mbps half duplex"
Could upstreaming be an issue here?
I originally entered and tested the following without full duplexing initiating:
alias eth0 e100 options=0x200
then removed the above line after testing it with no full duplexing kicking in and entered and tested the following line with the same results: no full duplexing
options e100 full_duplex=1
Here is the message received wheile restarting the network:
"e100: eth0 NIC Link is up 10mbps half duplex"
Could upstreaming be an issue here?
by alveden
Try this option then
options e100 e100_speed_full_duplex=2
or
options e100 e100_speed_full_duplex=4
That's full duplex mode for 10 or 100 respectively. If that doesn't work .... check your network equipment.
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