Re: Intel TL82543GC gigabit Ethernet driver...
From: James F Dougherty <hidden>
Date: 2001-10-11 04:14:53
Siva, I have to put on my Broadcom marketing hat right now. Why don't you just use the Broadcom BCM5701? It has an integrated 10/100/1000 copper PHY, supports hardware TCP/IP/UDP and ethernet checksumming, Dual programmable (RX/TX) 133Mhz MIPS R2K cores, and is very cheap. Also, they have drivers and source code for VxWorks, BSD, Windows 98/NT/2K, Solaris, Netware, and oh, did I mention Linux, yes, fully supported with 570x doing HW checksum of IP/UDP/TCP and ethernet! Call me if you need me to put you in touch with the right people. Also, if you decide to use this part, I will help you with any network problems you have;I should know, I work on them =8^) BTW, I am using Broadcom BCM5701 on my HHL 2.0 LinuxPPC system right now. Hope this helps. -James James F. Dougherty Senior Staff Engineer jfd@broadcom.com 408-501-8273
Hi, Can some one point me to the place, where I can find the latest driver for Intel TL82543GC Gigabit Ethernet. I want to use that on PPC 750/7400 custom board. I got a CD in which it has PRO 1000 driver, but it was built for 2.2.14. Probably, there might have been few bug fixes after that. Thanks in advance. -- Siva
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