/pci@1f,0/pci@1/pci@2/IntraServer,qfe@0,1

Type:

ok nvstore

ok setenv use-nvramrc? true

Reboot your system.

Refer to the Platform Notes: The qfe Fast Ethernet Device Driver document for more information on the qfe device driver and forcing network speed. This document is also available on the Solaris™ AnswerBook.

qfe local-mac-address

Each of the network interfaces of the ITI-8241C-S Four Port Ethernet PCI adapter has been assigned a unique MAC (Media Access Control) address, which represents the 48-bit Ethernet address for that channel.

The OpenBoot firmware on the IntraServer ITI-8241C-S qfe adapter contains an Ethernet number that software can use to identify the adapter.

After the Openboot™ PROM probes the adapter’s FCode PROM, a local- mac-address property is created in the adapter’s device node. The property’s value corresponds to the Ethernet number that can be used with the adapter.

The device driver, or any other qfe adapter utility, can use this local-mac- address property for configuring that Ethernet interface.

Conflicts With FastEthernet Switches

There are two FASTEthernet (100BASE-T) switches that may present difficulties when working with the ITI-8241C-S FastEthernet PCI adapter:

∙Bay Networks model 28115/ADV

∙SynOptics model 28115

If you use the adapter with these switches you will encounter difficulties. Please refer to Sun’s bug ID 4071199 for more information. A patch is available from Sun that will fix these difficulties.

Note: For information on how to get the latest patches and patch revisions visit the SunSolve site at http://sunsolve.sun.com

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