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Hi,

On Sun, Jun 19 2005 - 15:41, Michael wrote:
> Hello,
>=20
> > > >  to summarize :
> > > > 1. it works on i386 when all the drivers are enabled.
> > > > 2. it has the 200K/s issue (but I thought it might be a i386 issue
> > > > so didn't investigate more).
> > > > 3. looks like it "works/bugs" the same way on 3.0_BETA/sparc64 and
> > > > 2.0_STABLE/i386.
> > >=20
> > > So it's either the driver or the card itself. Any chance to test it
> > > with Solaris? ( booting the CD and dropping into a shell should be
> > > enough I think )
> > >=20
> >=20
> >  I booted a Sol9 CD and FTP-transfered through an X-cable.
> >  Solaris' FTP said transfer rate was 11MB/s.
>=20
> Sounds pretty close to the physical maximum, so the card is most likely
> completely ok.
>=20
> >  While the U5 was down, I plugged a 3Com 3c905-TX in it.
> >  Transfer through this interface gives a decent rate.
>=20
> Then it's NetBSD's fault. I don't have the faintest idea how or why
> though - my onboard hme gives decent throughput. Maybe the bridge on the
> card isn't handled correctly for whatever reason.
>=20

 I finnaly got another such quad (same model as the first one according to =
dmesg&pcictl).
 And this one works like a charm: I got 3MB/s via scp and 8MB/s via ftp.

 So NetBSD was not faulty :-)
 Still I don't understand why the first card don't work on NetBSD but is OK=
 on Solaris...
 Same model, same revision...

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