One of the problems I had with eepro100 in 2.2 where I didn't have
problems in 2.0.x is that with 2.2 I started using IPv6 extensivly on my
network. The multicast traffic caused by IPv6 arp and router discovery
broke my systems with eepro100s, though I think the problem has been
worked around in newer 2.2 kernls.
On Sat, 19 Feb 2000, Lawrence Manning wrote:
> I don't quite understand why the 2.0.x eepro100 driver works perfectly (2
> years with 0 problems on 2.0.32 then 2.0.38) but in 2.2.x it gives such
> headaches...
>
> Is it really just the card and not the driver at all? I know there are at
> least 101 variants of the eepro100 card. The one in a 2.0.38 box I use is
> probably one of the earliest varieties (physically bigger, not the 1" high
> PCP type).
>
> Has anyone got more info?
>
> Lawrence
>
>
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