Hello I installaed Solaris 10 on a Intel Plateform.
My network card is a Marwell Yukon.
After I follow the installation, the command ifconfig -a, only return
me lo0 (loopbak)
How can I check if my network card is well detected by Solaris (from
hardware)

Regards

kona_iron@yahoo.fr wrote:
> Hello I installaed Solaris 10 on a Intel Plateform.
> My network card is a Marwell Yukon.
> After I follow the installation, the command ifconfig -a, only return
> me lo0 (loopbak)
> How can I check if my network card is well detected by Solaris (from
> hardware)

ifconfig -a plumb
ifconfig -a

Sami

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I finally make success with my netwoark card.
The two commands ifconfig -a plumb and ifconfig -a return nothing.
Always only the lo0
I enter the command prtconf -pv and found a line with Ethernet string.
Even if my network card was detected, I can use it
I the download a driver fron this site :
http://www.syskonnect.de/syskonnect/support/driver/htm/skgesolx86.htm
run : pkgadd -d . SKGEsol
But I got an error during the installation (problem to attach)
I run again the command "prtconf -pv | less" and write the information
just after the line "Ethernet".
It was something like name : "pci1458.e000"
update_drv -a -i "pci1458.e000"
touch /etc/hostname.skge0
touch /etc/dhcp.skge0
ifconfig -a plumb
ifconfig -a
YES, ma card is present.
I reboot my machine, and great, my card is running and got an address
from my DHCP box.