On Wed, Aug 16, 2006 at 07:17:59PM -0400, Brian A. Seklecki wrote: > On Thu, 10 Aug 2006, Brian A. Seklecki wrote: > > > > >I will experiment with it tomorrow. > > Sorry about the delay. > > The problem persists with a fresh 6.1-STABLE kernel (rev 1.91.2.16 > 2006/08/10). > > When I force the duplex on both sides, I still have to manually bounce the > interface state post-boot. I still get "bge1: 2 link states coalesced". > > It seems to perform well once that happens. > > If I leave it in auto-media, it comes up at 100/half duplex, which leads > to unusable performance. 100/half duplex is technically impossible > anyway. > > I doubt the cause of this problem is the driver at this point. It can't > be the switch. This Broadcom chipset must just suck. > > I will just throw a dual-port em(4) in this machine instead. I will make > sure to let our Dell sales rep know we're not interested in purchasing any > more systems with Broadcom chips onboard. > > The PE 1950/2950 better not have this problem. > > ~BAS > > > > >Meanwhile it should be pointed out that the new Dell 9th generation > >PE{1,2}950 uses the 5708 integrated dual port. > > > >However the Addon-NIC option is still the dual port 5721. > > > >~BAS > > Could you please try attached patch? (can be applied to -current or releng_6). -- Oleg.
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