Re: D-link dub e100

[david aubril <david.aubril%ac-nantes.fr@localhost>]

Just rebuilt the kernel. Nothing changed. Axe driver is enabled in the
kernel, vendor and product ids are correct.
So, any more ideas ?
Best regards ( and thanks everyone for your time )
David Aubril

david aubril a écrit :
> Hum.
> 1°) 0x2001 and 0x3c05 id's are already in sys/dev/usb/usbdevs and
> describe the product I have. ( answer to Adam Hamsik )
> 2°) '#strings /netbsd | grep _CFG | grep axe' gives : '_CFG_axe*\011at
> uhub? port ?\011\011# ASIX AX88172 based adapters'
> Si I'm rebuilding the kernel.
> But I don't see why NetBSD 5 GENERIC wouldn't have axe* built in ? (
> in****| usr/src/sys/arch/i386/conf, the axe line isn't commented out, it
> seems to be active by default )|****
> Best regards,
> David
>
> Wouter Klouwen a écrit :
>   
>> david aubril(david.aubril%ac-nantes.fr@localhost) said 2008.12.03 17:34:23 
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>>> Here we go.
>>> It's really weard. It works fine, smoothly with the linux box. But
>>> nothing with the netbsd box. Not even a light, or a line in dmesg.
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>> There are some clues in the dmesg.
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>>> ugen0 at uhub3 port 1
>>> ugen0: vendor 0x2001 product 0x3c05, rev 2.00/0.01, addr 2
>>>     
>>>       
>> I believe this is your e100 device. ugen is attaching. This means that there
>> probably isn't a better driver. Either your kernel doesn't have the axe
>> driver built in, or you've been bitten by something that manufacturers of
>> cheap hardware often do, they switch to a different chipset without telling
>> anybody. 
>> The first is probably more likely. To check, do:
>>      #  strings /netbsd | grep _CFG  | grep axe
>> If it shows something like:
>>      _CFG_#axe* bla bla bla
>> then it wasn't included in the kernel config.
>>
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>>     
>>> Best regards,
>>> David
>>>     
>>>       
>>      --Wouter
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