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Installing a make file In Unraid 6.5

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hey, I have the driver for the installation but having a problem with finding the file in the unraid Terminal the driver is for a network card form trend net  (TEG-10GECTX) I have unraid 6.5 I put the file in the Boot USB drive. help

 

 

IOMMU group 21:[1fc9:4027] 06:00.0 Ethernet controller: Tehuti Networks Ltd. TN9710P 10GBase-T/NBASE-T Ethernet Adapter

Edited by Landermark

You can not install drivers as unRAID unpacks itself fresh in RAM upon system start up.

 

If your driver is missing you may make a feature request, and Limetech will look into it. If it is supported by Linux it usually isn't a problem to get added.

 

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thx for the information I will look into that

The driver should already be included in linux kernel.  Please post your diagnostics.zip file.

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upgrade to which version I have 6.5

I'm going to upgrade to 6.5.1-rc2 and see if that works

Edited by Landermark

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upgrade to which version I have 6.5

Then you posted the wrong diags, those are from v6.1.9, though in hindsight looking at the date looks like you posted some old ones.

 

 

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ok that's interesting I did grab it after the upgrade let me try it again

 

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NIC is detected but no driver loaded, did you try rc2?

 

06:00.0 Ethernet controller [0200]: Tehuti Networks Ltd. TN9710P 10GBase-T/NBASE-T Ethernet Adapter [1fc9:4027]
    Subsystem: Tehuti Networks Ltd. Ethernet Adapter [1fc9:3015]

 

That device is not supported in the linux tehuti driver.  Not sure why, eventually whoever is the maintainer will correct that.  But I hope you understand we cannot install vendor-specific drivers into unRAID because it results in huge support issues.  Often in the past we have done this, but along comes a kernel release where the old driver source no longer compiles.  Now what do we do?  If we stay on old kernel we don't get security and bug fixes and feature of new kernel.  If we move to new kernel, everyone using the proprietary driver can't upgrade unRAID OS which may have other critical security and bug fixes.  Your best approach would be to find out who is the linux maintainer for that driver and ask them to add support.  It may be as simple as a one-line change to add the PCI ID of the device, but I have not seen any such patch.

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ok I will contact the manufacturer about the driver and see if they can fix the code on it but if you can add it so I can see how well it works for that update that be great

On 3/28/2018 at 2:42 PM, Landermark said:

ok I will contact the manufacturer about the driver and see if they can fix the code on it but if you can add it so I can see how well it works for that update that be great

 

We added a patch in 6.5.1-rc3 which will let the tehuti driver recognize your card's PCI ID.  Please let me know if this solves the problem for you.

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so I have gotten in contact with someone at TRENDnet about the drive he told me to email him the information we need to be done and he can send it to the right person to see if he can make the driver fit 

1 hour ago, Landermark said:

so I have gotten in contact with someone at TRENDnet about the drive he told me to email him the information we need to be done and he can send it to the right person to see if he can make the driver fit 

 

What needs to be done is have their card work with latest linux 'tehuti' in-tree driver.

  • 2 months later...

@Landermark have you gotten any response from the TRENDnet side of things? I have the same chip on my card and I would love to see it merged into the next Linux kernel. I have contacted Tehuti Networks with no replies but was hoping your resource had something to say.

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I did get in contact but I did not really get anywhere but I can call in again and see if there is a update

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