Ralph wrote:
I seem to remember a post from your regarding the Intel Pro 1000/GT, that card does not work, all other Intel Pro 1000's work fine. There is no GT driver shipped with the Linux kernel.
Please list the cards/models that "supposedly" aren't supported.
Currently I have Netgear GA311's and Intel Pro 1000/MT's running.
Intel Pro/1000 GT (tried and doesn't work at all)
D-Link DGE-530T (tried, recognized but only works at 100Mb)
3Com (not tried, but can't find older 3C985 listed as supported -- what about 3C2000-T?)
Netgear GA311 (works but very sensitive to cabling and switches, and I can't afford to replace my Netgear GS608 switches trying to get this NIC to work)
I realize and understand that you are limited by the drivers available in Linux, and I'm willing to live with that if in fact you have included all available drivers for leading chipsets.
But so far I've wasted the money that I spent on D-Link and Intel NICs, thinking that they were supported based on the manual but finding instead that only older chipsets were supported. I believe that you need to clarify the manual in regards to what is really supported, and you shouldn't say that "Intel Pro/1000" is supported if you know that the newer GT version does NOT work.