[Voyage-linux] eth0 No link problem

Andrew Niemantsverdriet (spam-protected)
Thu Feb 9 11:45:05 HKT 2006


Also it needs to be a crossover cable. The broadcom NIC may have auto
crossover while the others not.

> I think your problem is slightly off-topic. But anyway, did you try
different cable?
>
> - Punky
>
> Tommaso wrote:
>>
>> I’m sorry to overload the mailing list with all those problems, but I
keep discovering them as long as I use different configurations for my
Access Point.
>>
>> While I was trying to solve the problem of the Point-to-Point
>> connection I have connected the Wrap to a PC with Debian and, to my
surprise, I got “no link” over eth0: the Ethernet traffic led of both
Wrap and PC were dead. I said surprisingly because with my laptop and
it’s Broadcom NetXtreme Gigabit Ethernet card all works fine: as soon
as I plug the Ethernet connector the link is up and running at 100Mbit
Full Duplex. I tried to modify the settings of the eth0 interface of
the PC, I set the autonegotiation onor off, I fixed the speed, but
nothing worked, I even tried to play with the wake-on-lan parameter but
it didn’t worked.
>>
>> I tried the Ethernet cards of another laptop and two PCs with Windows
XP but they keep saying the Ethernet cable was disconnected and the
mii-tool on the WRAP reported “no link”.
>>
>> I play a bit with my laptop Ethernet card and I discovered that if I
try to change the speed while the card is activated I get the “no link”
on the Ethernet, but, if I change that speed while the card is
deactivated, once I activated it again I get the eth0 “link up”.
>>
>> Sincerely it’s a very strange behaviour, maybe someone has already
coped with this problem; I hope.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Tommaso
>>
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