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NIC Problems after update from 6.9.2 to 6.11.1

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Hi Guys,

I've recently updated my unraid from 6.9.2 to 6.11.1, unfortunedly my Onboard nic wont work after the update. I got access to my Server after plugging in a quad port pcie nic, but i can't get WOL to work on this one.

got no luck with solutions mentiond here:

Binding the IOMMU Group containing the onboard NIC to VFIO on Boot, no effect.

Adding "intel_iommu=off" to syslinux, still nothing.

Would be awsome to get the Onboard NIC running againg like it did on 6.9.2 or WOL on the Quad port Card. (BIOS: Wake on PCI and Wake on Lan is enabled)

diagnostics attatched.

filesrv-diagnostics-20221011-1152.zip

Solved by JorgeB

  • Community Expert
Oct 11 11:49:14 FileSRV kernel: e1000e 0000:00:1f.6: The NVM Checksum Is Not Valid
Oct 11 11:49:14 FileSRV kernel: e1000e: probe of 0000:00:1f.6 failed with error -5

 

Look for a BIOS/firmware update.

  • Author

Thanks for the Reminder, got the latest BIOS installed now. Sadly it did not help. Maybe have another look ? :)filesrv-diagnostics-20221011-1302.zip

Edited by Toxif
typo

  • Community Expert

Same thing, looks like the newer driver is looking at that, previous one wasn't, not sure if it's a driver problem or NIC problem, NIC would be main my guess, but in any case not much that can be done on the Unraid side.

  • Author

The NIC is working flawless on other distros and live systems, just tryed that. The Board itself is just a week old and worked fine on 6.9.2 so far. Is ist possible to somehow replace the new driver with the old one, or is unraid 6.11 downgradeable to 6.9 ?

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7 minutes ago, Toxif said:

on other distros and live systems

With kernel 5.19?

  • Author

nope, 5.15 and older,  i'll try getting the 5.19 kernel on my Ubuntu LTS and run try running it on this hardware tomorrow.

 

Is it doable to downgrade? If so, i would probably downgrade till i find another solution.

  • Community Expert

Yes, you can downgrade, if you upgraded using the GUI go to Tools -> OS update and click restore.

  • Author

Can't find a restore button. There is only Check for updates and Version 6.11.1 and Branch selection.

I would do a Config/USB Stick Backup, make a clean 6.9.2 Stick and restore my current 6.11.1 configs, is this possible.
I may hav broke something in 3 - 4 Years of try and error and hardware changes.

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  • Solution

If there's no restore download the v6.9.2 zip and extract all bz* files overwriting existing ones, you can also try v6.10.3 if you haven't yet since at least it's much newer.

  • Author

Downgraded to 6.10.3 - NIC wont work

Downgraded to 6.9.2 - NIC works again 😮

 

... well, thanks for the Support ^^

  • 3 months later...

I previously had to downgrade from 6.10 back to 6.9.2 because of a similar nic issue. I see that 6.11.5 is now released do we know if the nic issue has been addressed? id like to get off the legacy build if at all possible

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18 minutes ago, rostam420 said:

I see that 6.11.5 is now released do we know if the nic issue has been addressed?

If it's the same NIC I believe it's working now, but it's easy to upgrade and confirm.

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