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#9070, almost useable..

Well.. that seems to have made things only worse (we have even more PCIE errors now..)

What do you mean with username and password, you have PPPoE service?
KolibriOS does not support it (yet). A solution can be to use a router that does the PPPoE for you..

"strange IP address" is normal behavior when the DHCP server cannot be reached.

It seems your device has similar behavior as floppy121's, perhaps attached driver fixes it.
(Trying to set up DMA in the device)

Please try with attached driver and post BOARDLOG.TXT Note: driver has been build for latest kernel and will be incompatible with kernels older than #8896, please try with latest nightbuild. EDIT: It seems you have an issue with BIOS/UEFI, no IRQ is assigned to the network card.. it will not work wi...

turbocat: RTL8169 fixed in #8997, sent 100 million packets, no longer able to reproduce.

I never said network stack was ready for production

Maybe should add a warning?

At least part of the problem seems to be in network drivers.
Fix for PcNET32 has been committed in #8898.

Other drivers left as an exercise to the readers

Congrats on the breakthrough!

Now before you do anything else on this, go and seed that PRNG!

Some possible sources of entropy:
Sysfn 3, 9, 14, 18.4, 18.4, 18.6, 18.20, 26.10, 37.0, 66.3, 68.0, 74.8, 74.9,

I think its quite normal that you get EOF on your client.
Try changing the port to 443 instead of 80 in your test program.

BR,

You could try to uncomment

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//#define MBEDTLS_TEST_NULL_ENTROPY

in config.h
Better yet would be to implement some entropy sources.

Try re-plugging the keyboard once KolibriOS has booted to see if it might be an issue with BIOS USB hand-over.

Come back "the day after tomorrow"

What do I need to do, to get the cardbus bridge working? For starters, this driver needs further development: http://websvn.kolibrios.org/filedetails.php?repname=Kolibri+OS&path=%2Fdrivers%2Funfinished%2Fcardbus.asm&rev=8038&peg=8038 But I don't know if that's something up your alley :)...

There might be some patent issues, and I'm also not quite sure about the license of the source code used. So instead of ready to use binary, here are some instructions on how to build aac decoder for KolibriOS for yourself! Prerequisites: Windows environment with Visual studio build tools and Clang ...

Added support for (OGG)FLAC and (MP4)AAC radio!

Unfortunately, AAC has some licensing blabla which currently prevents me from releasing the binaries for it..

Original source from https://github.com/mackron/dr_libs/blob ... /dr_flac.h

Decoder compiled into KolibriOS native COFF library and source for this attached.

Packed decoder is ~22kb

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