Difference between revisions of "How to install driver of optical-network-card and setup the ip-config"
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* First verify the type of your Optical-network, usually PCI-E (x8/x16). | * First verify the type of your Optical-network, usually PCI-E (x8/x16). | ||
* Scan the mother-board to check if there are any PCI-E(x8/x16) left, then plug the card to the match one. | * Scan the mother-board to check if there are any PCI-E(x8/x16) left, then plug the card to the match one. | ||
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# Driver install(ixgbe) | # Driver install(ixgbe) | ||
* First check the chip-type and adapter-type of the network-card. | * First check the chip-type and adapter-type of the network-card. | ||
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** make | ** make | ||
** make install | ** make install | ||
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Revision as of 12:00, 5 December 2018
- Optical port network card plugging
* First verify the type of your Optical-network, usually PCI-E (x8/x16). * Scan the mother-board to check if there are any PCI-E(x8/x16) left, then plug the card to the match one.
- Driver install(ixgbe)
* First check the chip-type and adapter-type of the network-card. * Go to https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/support/products/36773/network-and-i-o/ethernet-products.html to find the corresponding drivers. * Download the source code of driver and then compile it on your target machine according to the README in src ** make ** make install
