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Thank you for reply, Daiane.
> What else should I test?
>
> I got no error with:
I'm sorry if I offended you. Can you say what firmware test did you use? 
And what board?
May be network errors were caused by my network, but why firmware test 
with loopback not working with my board?
Please feel free to answer me on the next weak or later. Network is 
working now with latest ubuntu binaries.

Regards.