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[hnak]

I made a test build based on 4.1.2.
I changed a code to check output queue size, and the upload problem might be fixed.

http://www.mediafire...zgdfmcih2c7vmyc

[kokowashed]

Thanks, although I tried it and it didn't work, hard reset needed again. I will continue to use it with other applications and will report  back.

Thanks again.

[navvy]

Thanks for the great work hnak!  I use your driver on 3 Mac Pro 10.8 Servers and it works great for me.

I have found one interesting glitch though and don't know if it is a driver issue or a VMWare one.

We use Fusion 5 and have Mac and Windows VMs running.  Fusion defaults to using a virtual e1000 network card which works on Apples' internal ports but wont work on the i350t4 I have installed.

I've worked out that if I change this to e1000e, which is the default setting for Mac VMs but not windows, it works fine.  Any thoughts as to why this might be?

Through all of this, the native Mac OS can see the NIC and use it fine.

Happy to help with any further testing you might have/need for ours or any other problems.  Our MacPros are 10.8.2 w/64Gb RAM and dual 6 core xeons.

[hnak]

I have updated the driver to 4.1.2.
I enabled File Sharing (AFP) , then downloaded a 1GB binary data  from another machine successfully.
I also used VirtualBox with the driver without any problem.

[SwithDrawn]

Thanks so much for your work. It's working nicely except for some uploading issues...

I'm running 4.1.2 but am having trouble uploading files through FTP and also on my local network (AFP). For FTP, I can transfer one or two files, but with a large amount queued in Filezilla (set to do multiple transfers at once), it hangs fairly quickly and a reboot is required. For AFP, I can remotely connect to the machine and pull the file FROM my hackintosh, but not the other way around - Finder hangs and a reboot is required.

I would love to get it working because it seems very close to being fully functional- just let me know what you need for diagnostic purposes and I can provide it.

Running a supermicro X9DR3F with i350 chipset, Lion 10.7.4.

[hnak]

Does the problem exist in sending or receiving ( or both )
from the driver's poont of view ?

[SwithDrawn]

It's just sending - I have no problems downloading, even a large queue of files over FTP.

What's strange to me is that if I I'm on another local box, remote connect to my the i350, and then pull files off of the i350 box, it will work fine. But if I try to drag files in Finder while on the i350 to another local machine, it will fail.

[sebus]

Does this driver do WoL from shutdown?

I use EXPI9301CTBLK Intel Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter Intel 82574L ethernet controller with ML own driver (edited plist) and WoL works ONLY from Sleep
On shutdown the power to the card is cut, so no WoL can happen

Ofcourse it is software (ML) fault, as same machine Linux booted works fine (WoL on shutdown, as the power to the card is supplied)

sebus

[hnak]

sebus, on 21 February 2013 - 06:33 PM, said:

Does this driver do WoL from shutdown?

I use EXPI9301CTBLK Intel Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter Intel 82574L ethernet controller with ML own driver (edited plist) and WoL works ONLY from Sleep
On shutdown the power to the card is cut, so no WoL can happen

Ofcourse it is software (ML) fault, as same machine Linux booted works fine (WoL on shutdown, as the power to the card is supplied)

sebus

Max OS X supports Wake from Sleep only.

[sebus]

That is so sad! It must be software limitation (right?), as obviously the hardware (GA-Z77N-Wifi with Intel Gigabit CT Desktop Adapter) works perfectly fine if different OS is used to control it

Good to know anyway.

Hope that 10.8.3 might make a difference