Hello,

OpenBSD and FreeBSD both have drivers that work out of the box with
Marvell's 88E8001 Gigabit Ethernet Chip that is found on many ASUS
mainboards (in the last 2 years !!)

But it seems that NetBSD does still not have any driver for it or do i
need some manual configuration.

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On 2005-12-20, llothar <llothar@web.de> wrote:
> OpenBSD and FreeBSD both have drivers that work out of the box with
> Marvell's 88E8001 Gigabit Ethernet Chip that is found on many ASUS
> mainboards (in the last 2 years !!)
> But it seems that NetBSD does still not have any driver for it or do i
> need some manual configuration.

You need NetBSD 3.0 or -current


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mvg,

Wouter

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Er was eens een boer. Hij had 3 koeien, 2 witte en 1 witte.
Maar dat gaf niet, want de koe gaf ook niet.  De boer vond een
horloge, de koe vond van niet.  Ra-ra kameel politiepet.

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Unfortunately there is no ISO image of 3.0 available, so i have to wait
until it is officially released.

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On 2005-12-21, llothar <llothar@web.de> wrote:
> Unfortunately there is no ISO image of 3.0 available, so i have to wait
> until it is officially released.

If you use amd64, I can get you one for now.

--
mvg,

Wouter

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Er was eens een boer. Hij had 3 koeien, 2 witte en 1 witte.
Maar dat gaf niet, want de koe gaf ook niet.  De boer vond een
horloge, de koe vond van niet.  Ra-ra kameel politiepet.

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I need ix86, amd64 and if possible macppc.
So i think i wait and download myself. Hope that they get it out short
after new years eve.

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llothar <llothar@web.de> wrote:
> Unfortunately there is no ISO image of 3.0 available, so i have to wait
> until it is officially released.
>
No need to wait, doing the ftp installation.

-- Julio

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