reassign 405196 linux-2.6 retitle 405196 Two drivers listed for [11ab:4320] causing driver conflict thanks On Wednesday 03 January 2007 23:38, Geert-Jan Hut wrote: > > The modules.pcimap for 2.6.18 shows two drivers for your ethernet > > card: skge and sk98lin. This is unusual. > > You can also try unload both these drivers (using 'modprobe -r') and > > then, after only loading one, check again if you can configure the > > network from the installer menu. > > This worked, using the following sequence during network device > discovery I enabled the eth1 interface succesfully: > > modprobe -r skge > modprobe -r sk98lin > modprobe skge OK, so it is a driver conflict. Reassigning to the kernel team. The relevant device is 11ab:4320. In modules.pcimap: skge 0x000011ab 0x00004320 0xffffffff 0xffffffff 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x0 sk98lin 0x000011ab 0x00004320 0xffffffff 0xffffffff 0x00000000 0x00000000 0x0 > I completed the installation and rebooted, which kept networking > enabled. But after rebooting both drivers were present again. Removing > the skge interface disabled networking, removing the sk98lin module > didn't do much. You should be able to blacklist the sk98lin module under /etc/modprobe.d. > > You could check which kernel version Ubuntu is using and which module > > is loaded during the Ubuntu installation for reference. > > Ubuntu only loads the skge module. Assuming that the skge driver is the > only one needed for this ethernet card, maybe the other one could be > removed also? What is strange of course is that the combination of both > modules works when starting the kernel, but doesn't work when > installing debian. I will try to check if the order of installation > matters. Yes, the order probably does matter and the order can change from one boot to the next. > After applying the changes above, and rebooting I couldn't start up > GDM, because a number of drivers weren't loaded/ installed, such as the > xserver-xorg-input-mice, xserver-xorg-input-kdm packages. Also my video > card wasn't detected (correctly). Could this be caused by the way I > installed it now? Or should I enter another bug-report for this? If you can find out a bit more about what may have gone wrong, I suggest filing a bug report against xserver-xorg-core. Cheers, FJP
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