Description of problem: I have a Davicom ethernet card with DM9102AF chip. Linux detects it, the dmfe driver is loaded but it simlply dosn't work. If I set it an ethernet adress and try to ping another box then by using ethereal from that box I see the ARP requests coming from the PC with Davicom card but the later doesn't seem to get the replies. Now I ping the box with the Davicom I get a destination unreachable. Now if I switch the Davicom to 10 Mbps it works fine. It is not a cable problem since if I use another 100Mbps card it will work and throughput clearly shows it is working at 100Mnps. It is not a config problem since I don't change it when I switch the speed of the card or when I switch cards. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): How reproducible: Ever Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install card 2. Configure 3. Try to reach another box or to be reached by it Actual results: Card only works at 10 Mbps Expected results: This is supposed to be a 100 Mbps Additional info:
Bug is also presnt in the 2.6.1 kernel shipped in Fedora Core 2 Test1.
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