Current status of the network stack/network drivers
Posted: Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:26 pm
In the latest kernels, most ethernet drivers are broken.
The only drivers (wich i'm aware of) that still works are the RTL8139 and RTL8029.
This was so in all latest kernels since Serge merged the flat kernel (no offence)
I cannot find out why bu i gues it has something to do with memory map...
The stack could use a lot of improvements too.
I'm going to try to make it better, but i like to know how you guys think about how it should be...
I'll try to make external ethernet drivers first, maybe add irq support for some drivers too. (irq support for rtl8139 is practically done)
give me all your idea's
The only drivers (wich i'm aware of) that still works are the RTL8139 and RTL8029.
This was so in all latest kernels since Serge merged the flat kernel (no offence)
I cannot find out why bu i gues it has something to do with memory map...
The stack could use a lot of improvements too.
I'm going to try to make it better, but i like to know how you guys think about how it should be...
I'll try to make external ethernet drivers first, maybe add irq support for some drivers too. (irq support for rtl8139 is practically done)
give me all your idea's