Killer e2200 gigabit driver cannot start

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# add-apt-repository ppa:ubuntu-x-swat/x-updates # add-apt-repository ppa:bumblebee/stable

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Latest proprietary NVidia drivers can be installed by first adding the x-swat repository ().

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Install instructions for Ubuntu at the bottom of the page here (). Support for NVidia Optimus is provided by the open-source project Bumblebee, which can be found here ().

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Install the latest official (and obviously proprietary) NVidia driver that fully supports my GPU (670M) Now all we have to wait for is the kernel and NVIDIA people to figure out what they're doing for optimus support. As I say, in my case upgrading to the latest kernel solved all stability issues (my setup includes i7-3720QM Ivy Bridge, HM77 chipset, Nvidia 670M GPU.) Then again, the longer I've ran my laptop was for just slightly over 22h, whereas you seem to use your machine as a server.

I would say, then, that if you have a Killer E2200 (released a few months ago, if I'm not mistaken) then chances are your hardware is probably new too. I'm currently running kernel 3.5.0-rc4, with the ethernet nic enabled and handling pretty intense torrent traffic - several dozens of GB up/down stream every day - and I'm yet to encounter _any_ issues at all. The reason why I'm pretty certain of this is the freezes were completely gone once I built the latest kernel from git. I never actually found out what exactly was causing the freezes as I was never able to find any information in the logs, however I'm pretty sure it was kernel related possibly a driver.

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Prior to applying Mahler's patch I too was suffering freezes running the latest 3.2 Kernel. I'll post another if I see it happen again. Thanks for letting me know about this log. Jun 26 16:52:29 sibelius kernel: Initializing cgroup subsys cpuset Jun 26 16:52:29 sibelius rsyslogd-2039: Could not open output pipe '/dev/xconsole'

Jun 26 16:52:29 sibelius rsyslogd: rsyslogd's userid changed to 101 Jun 26 16:52:29 sibelius rsyslogd: rsyslogd's groupid changed to 103 Jun 26 16:52:29 sibelius kernel: imklog 5.8.6, log source = /proc/kmsg started. Jun 26 16:37:08 sibelius AptDaemon: INFO: Quitting was requested Jun 26 16:37:08 sibelius AptDaemon: INFO: Quitting due to inactivity Jun 26 16:31:09 sibelius AptDaemon.Worker: INFO: Finished transaction /org/debian/apt/transaction/0b6a845712d54ef2854d86ddae157393 Jun 26 16:31:08 sibelius AptDaemon.PackageKit: INFO: Get updates() Jun 26 16:31:07 sibelius AptDaemon.Worker: INFO: Processing transaction /org/debian/apt/transaction/0b6a845712d54ef2854d86ddae157393 Here are the lines surrounding the gap which I suspect is the lock-up. There is just a time gap between when the last message was issued, and when the first kenel boot message appears. Your ethernet card should be discovered, and assuming you have the ethernet plugged into a working jack with dhcp, you should become connected to ethernet.ДЄssuming this is the case, modify your /etc/modules file so that this module is loaded at startup by adding the following lines at the end.ДЄnd you're good to go.

Now test that the module works by inserting it into the running kernel. Now make and assuming no errors arise, install the package. Patch -dry-run -p2 < /path/to/compat-patch.txt Untar the tarball into a convenient location, and apply the patch making sure to use the -dry-run option to make sure there are no errors.

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You will need to download the compat-wireless-p tarball from here: ДЄnd download the attached compat-patch.txt. Sudo apt-get install build-essential linux-headers I haven't had any probles yet, but I will post a reply to this thread if a problem appears at some later date, or Atheros releases a proper driver for this card. I can verify that gigabit speeds are possible with this 'stolen' driver. The module which will be modified is alx, and after I told the kernel to load it explicitly by editing /etc/modules, My ethernet card was discovered at startup and properly suspended and hibernated. After application of this patch and procedure, my ethernet card worked. I have created a patch to be applied to the compat-wireless kernel modules. I have basically 'stolen' the driver of a related card with existing linux drivers. I have found a way to get the Qualcomm Atheros Bigfoot Killer E2200 ethernet card to work with existing Atheros linux drivers.

Killer e2200 gigabit driver cannot start