Am 26. Mar, 2002 schwätzte Stephen Smith so:
> I have a set of fairly new systems: one at home and one at work. Both
> systems have the same problem, but I will use the data from the home system.
>
> eth0 is the ethernet device on the mother board. eth1 is a add-on board.
>
> I have a 10/100MB 3com card in my laptop. It doesn't seem to matter
> which ethernet card I plug into, I always get a 10MB connection speed.
> The laptop connects just fine at 100MB at work.
>
> How do I get the devices to try and connect at 100MB?
Are they connected directly or via a hub/switch that does 100?
Use the mii tools to watch the negotiation and to see what the driver knows
about. mii-tool came in the net-tools package on debian.
There's also mii-diag, which suggests nictools-pci and nictools-nopci.
ciao,
der.hans
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