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| Version 1.0.1 beta |
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License: Freeware
Updated: August 17, 2003
Source: Source Available
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- added support for some new/other revisions of the chip (if your card didn't report a MAC address, this version could help).
This version was already created during BeGeistert 010 with the help of Andreas Benzler, sorry for the delay. Its sources are now also available in the OpenBeOS repository.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (22 KB) |
5,617 downloads |
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| Version 1.0.0 beta |
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License: Freeware
Updated: May 16, 2002
Source: Source Available By Request
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Though I still declared it as a beta, if nobody encounters any problems (as far as I know, it should work on any chipset which uses the SiS 900), there is not much missing for the final release version - it's considered to be stable.
- completely rewritten MII PHY handling - it does no longer use the SiS 900 internal interface, and includes workarounds needed for some other PHYs
- now supports the SiS 735 chipset, and probably other modern SiS chipsets, too (tested on an Elitegroup K7S5A)
- now utilizes a timer for automatic link change detection
- added an Install script
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Intel Version - requires R5 (22 KB) |
5,305 downloads |
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| Version 0.9.6 beta |
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License: Freeware
Updated: March 6, 2002
Source: Source Available By Request
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This is an intermediate release - it fixes some problems of the old driver, but it doesn't yet provide full support for the SiS 735 chipset - this will change with the next release.
- interrupt/packet handling rewritten - it now works almost perfectly
- shouldn't deadlock the system anymore
- began support for SiS 735 (not yet working)
- promiscuous mode implemented
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Intel Version - requires R5 (19 KB) |
778 downloads |
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| Version 0.3.0 Beta |
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License: Freeware
Updated: August 6, 2001
Source: Source Available By Request
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Note: this driver does currently not work correctly with R5's net_server, transmits over some kB are aborted for some unknown reasons, but you should receive packets without any problems.
I think it might already be useful for some people. Furthermore, it does already work with BONE without any problems.
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Intel Version - requires R5 (19 KB) |
135 downloads |
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