request for testing

request for testing

[Jeff Garzik]

If anybody has a 21040 or 21041 "tulip" NIC of some kind, I am looking
for big-endian testers for a new driver,
ftp://ftp.kernel.org/pub/linux/kernel/people/jgarzik/drivers/de2104x.c.bz2

A quick "it works" is useful as well as any extended testing you are
motivated to do :)

If you want to play with media settings or whatever, you will need the
latest ethtool from cvs, at http://sf.net/projects/gkernel/

It requires a very recent 2.4.x kernel, but you can get away with
earlier kernels if you copy the latest include/linux/ethtool.h into your
kernel.

--
Jeff Garzik      | Only so many songs can be sung
Building 1024    | with two lips, two lungs, and one tongue.
MandrakeSoft     |         - nomeansno

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Request for Testing.

[David Woodhouse]

I have yet to receive much real feedback regarding the reliability and 
interoperability of my DiskOnChip and in particular NFTL drivers.

If you're using the code, or even if you've only tested it briefly, please let
me know the results.

I'm especially interested in what happens when you switch between my drivers 
and the ones provided by M-Systems. That includes the built-in BIOS extension 
as well as their native drivers for Linux and other operating systems.



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Re: Request for Testing.

[Sebastien HUET]

David Woodhouse wrote:

> I have yet to receive much real feedback regarding the reliability and
> interoperability of my DiskOnChip and in particular NFTL drivers.
>
> If you're using the code, or even if you've only tested it briefly, please let
> me know the results.
>
> I'm especially interested in what happens when you switch between my drivers
> and the ones provided by M-Systems. That includes the built-in BIOS extension
> as well as their native drivers for Linux and other operating systems.

Hi David,

I have not the hardware to test your driver for now,
but i ll add a link on the first page of http://linuxembedded.com with
your request for testers.

Hope it helps.

Bye

Seb




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