Gilbert, Christopher wrote:
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Theo Markettos [SMTP:atm26@hermes.cam.ac.uk]
> > Sent: Sunday, November 01, 1998 1:29 AM
> > To:   port-arm32@netbsd.org
> > Subject:      Newbie question - finding old Risc BSD bits
> >

> > Finally, I keep getting messages from the EtherH driver about
> > frames being lost or crc checks failed.  I don't think they're
> > regular enough to be of too much concern (averaging about 10 in
> > FTPing a 2MB file).  Are these related to the EtherH bug mentioned
> > in one of the FAQs, and is it possible to shut them up?
> >
> The latest kernels may work better, I believe that the network card
> drivers have had recent update.  (they may even have the morley
> drivers in (although I can't remember if morley is supported...))
>
If you are moving to 1.3.2 then the network card drivers will be the
same old EtherH driver which has a rather large number of bugs. If you
are moving to one of the current snapshots then you will get the new
driver which is a lot better as it is based on the generic NE2000
chipset driver which is used by many NetBSD architectures.

Mike