NIC SUPPORTS NETMAP DRIVER

Vendor = 'Realtek Semiconductor Co., Ltd. Here is the output from pciconf:Ĭode: # pciconf -lbcevV class=0x020000 card=0x012310ec chip=0x816810ec rev=0x15 hdr=0x00 I can hang on to the unit for awhile if you'd like me to do some exploratory work. The only way out of this broken state is a reboot. The only hint from dmesg that something is wrong is 're0: reset never completed!'. For now, I am going to replace this unit with a Protectli as IPS is important to me.Īs of now using anything IDS/IPS related on this device will render it unworkable after some amount of time.

NIC SUPPORTS NETMAP DRIVER

I'm trying to figure out if NIC is bad or if there is a driver issue. At least we need to establish a better baseline and also inspect the actual hardware chipset you have at hand. I'm unsure what you are trying to achieve. I wanted to see if I could figure out why my WAN link dies when these services are enabled under any sort of load.Ĥ. Emulated vs native didn't really matter to me. So this can be used (along side the output from dmesg on boot when the driver loads) to confirm which driver is installed. In fact, reports were a lot more positive towards EMULATED driver back in 2017 when we did the switch. I haven't heard a lot of bad things about the emulated driver use so far. The FreeBSD driver supports NATIVE netmap mode, the vendor driver (port or OPNsense src.git) uses the EMULATED driver. We describe the design and implementation of a framework based on MP1CH-GM to support the dynamic NIC-based offload of user. This leaves me wondering why one would make reference to max_rx_mbut while the other is static?ģ. ie it prints patent and driver version info where the FreeBSD driver does not. I took these to be the same because their dmesg output when the driver loads appear to be the same. So this is not the os-realtek-re plugin? If I search 'realtek-re-kmod' in plugins it does not show. hw.re.max_rx_mbuf_sz exists ONLY in the newly added realtek-re-kmod port installed by the plugin of the same name. The vendor driver is in src.git master branch and most recent stable branches reaching back to 2017.Ģ.

Nic supports netmap