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if you have an nforce board
what is it mcp61, 51 , 55 what is it i could be reading all the post wrong but you have an nforce lan right |
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If it doesn't work at all, try to get an USB network card ;-)
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http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=ALiveNF6P-VSTA thats my mobo, lan works fine in vista and xp.
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I uploaded the driver here, so no Rapishare is neccessary anomore. http://naquaada.infinitemac.com/pub/drivers/
@demigod: what's the difference to the original forcedeth? The version number is the same. And what are _nock and _nockd? no krackd? You wrote in another thread that the RTL8201CL is Gigabit. Are you sure? My board also has an RTL8201CL and it has no Gigabit, it's also written in the manual. |
i installed the kexts and they dont work.
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have you deleted extensions.mkext and repaired the permissions? Did you get an message 'the extension was not installed properly' or something like this?
Another thing: try to get the network controller's Developer and Product ID from Windows, you'll find them in the device manager in 'System' (don't know the correct english name). Maybe these IDs aren't in the kext and must be added manually. This trick often works. |
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_03EF&SUBSYS_03EF1849&REV_A2
PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_03EF&SUBSYS_03EF1849 PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_03EF&CC_068000 PCI\VEN_10DE&DEV_03EF&CC_0680 i got this under hardware id in control panel |
Try this one: http://naquaada.infinitemac.com/pub/drivers/RTL8201_03EF.tar.bz2
I added your controller's ID (0x3EF10DE) into the kext. Test if it works. |
i don't know exactly .but the original forcedeth didn't worked for me.i found this forcedeth_nock and nockd in insanelymac.The diff is nock floods the systemlogs.where as nockd limits it..
and my board (GA-K851GMF-9 ) is capable of Gigabit.it is also mentioned it manufacturer site GigaByte |