Re: bonding driver - linux kernel

Jason Cook (jasonc@reinit.org)
Sat, 10 Nov 2001 00:16:06 -0500


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* Phil Sorber (aafes@psu.edu) wrote:
> hello,
>=20
> i have an HP Procurve 4000M and a linux box with an Intel Pro/100 Dual
> Port Server Adapter (eepro.c). we have the switch set to do cicso
> etherchannel, which the procurve supports. but it seems not to work in
> this mode. we have to back down to trunking mode, giving us 200Mbit
> upstream, but only 100Mbit down stream.
>=20
> I was curious if it had been tested with any HP switches, or any non
> cisco switches for that matter that support cisco etherchannel. i was
> also wondering if this is not the case if anyone has written a patch, or
> is planning to write one to correct this.
>=20
> if not, me and my colleague and i are willing to take a crack at it.
> however we have limited experience at something like this, but are eager
> to get into it.
>=20
> any help or direction is apreciated. thanx.
>=20
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> Phil Sorber
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I thought only the 8000M could do etherchannel.

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