Realtek 8153 USB Network Adapter
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Lenovo Thinkpad yoga
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[url]http://cateee.net/lkddb/web-lkddb/USB_RTL8152.html[/url]
According to this, RTL8153 drivers only recently got supported in the kernels. Itās loaded with my drivers, but that doesnāt mean it actually works. Sorry thereās not much more info I can do to help. Maybe try it in another usb PORT (preferably one thatās not USB 3.0)
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He canāt:
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[COLOR=#555555][SIZE=14px][FONT=Arial][FONT=inherit][FONT=inherit][COLOR=#000000][FONT=inherit]I/O (Input/Output) Ports[/FONT][/COLOR] [/FONT][/FONT][/FONT][/SIZE][/COLOR]
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[][FONT=inherit]2 x USB 3.0 (one Powered)[/FONT]
[][FONT=inherit]Audio/Mic Combo[/FONT]
[][FONT=inherit]OneLink Dock[/FONT]
[][FONT=inherit]Mini HDMI[/FONT]
[][FONT=inherit]4-in-1 card reader[/FONT]
[][FONT=inherit]VGA and RJ45 via OneLink Dock[/FONT]
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[FONT=inherit]Youāll have to be patient until they make drivers for a pxe boot that actually work with the USB 3.0 I guess.[/FONT] -
The pxe boot, itself, works perfectly fine.
Itās the kernel loading afterward that it canāt find the driver. My guess is the kernel driverās just got a bug in it at the moment.
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Thanks for the help. Not sure where I am going to go from here. i need to have 250 of these computers imaged my the end of may.
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Theyāll probably have a release in a couple of days. So Iāll keep you posted, I donāt have the device to test with either though, so Iām just shooting in the dark. You could try a different configuration file as well. You donāt have to try mine. I donāt know where the isuse is. It looks, to me, simply like it canāt attach the device on that port, maybe another one? Do you have another USB NIC you could try?
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I am working on an L440 and got the same error using the onboard NIC. I just went in and disabled the 3.0 usb slot in the bios and it goes right to the registration/imaging screen.
Not perfect but at least it will help you get them done.
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@Jeff Turley,
Did you get any resolution with this? We have just invested in the S1 Yogas with OneLink Pro docks and cannot get it connect to FOG -
[quote=ārmackinnon, post: 42145, member: 22613ā]@Jeff Turley,
Did you get any resolution with this? We have just invested in the S1 Yogas with OneLink Pro docks and cannot get it connect to FOG[/quote]To my knowledge. 3.18 kernels have this issue figured out.
Also, even if they didnāt for a bit, we narrowed what the problem was. It was NOT the kernel not having the drivers. That part actually worked perfectly. It was the kernel trying to reload a device that wasnāt released properly. A fix in the Development version(s) of fog was to add has_usb_nic=1 to the kernel arguments of the hosts this relates to. It would allow you to pause, disconnect the device and replug it back in. Then things seemed to work.
That said, reading your post youāre talking about Docks. I donāt know whatās different for them. But may try a newer kernel?
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Thank you Tom for the information. I just installed (Feb 10, 2015) version 1.2.0 on Ubuntu 12.0.4.5 desktop. Traditional older clients are not having any problems. I did install the latest āPublished Versionā kernel yesterday, 3.14.2. I have now just installed your latest āunofficialā 3.18.4.
Iāll try it out. -
sadly, no change
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Have you tried with the has usb nic flag enabled?
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Any updates on this? Iāve also been unable to get this going with Yoga S1ās and the same usb adapter, Iāve tried with a bunch of different kernels and no go. Iāve tried with the flag enabled which hasnāt made a difference
Iāve attached a screenshot of the issue Iām having. If I just wait it ends up saying that thereās no network connectionā¦[ATTACH]1781[/ATTACH][url=ā/_imported_xf_attachments/1/1781_20150312_073558_resized_2.jpg?:ā]20150312_073558_resized_2.jpg[/url]
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Upgrade to svn please.
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Upgraded to 3111.
With undionly.kpxe It just sits at āipxe initialising devicesā The other undionlyās just immediately go to a black screen.
Anything else I can try?
Thanks
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Try the ipxe.pxe file.
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Black screen after it says ipxe initializing device
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[quote=āChadd, post: 43760, member: 28977ā]Any updates on this? Iāve also been unable to get this going with Yoga S1ās and the same usb adapter, Iāve tried with a bunch of different kernels and no go. Iāve tried with the flag enabled which hasnāt made a difference
Iāve attached a screenshot of the issue Iām having. If I just wait it ends up saying that thereās no network connectionā¦[ATTACH]1781[/ATTACH][/quote]
From what I can see on that picture Iād say that iPXE is not an issue. Comes up and loads kernel and initrd. The kernel does not recognize the usb adapter I suppose. Which kernels have you tried? -
I am having a slightly different issue with this same adapter on a Dell Latitude 7350. It will connect to the FOG server and start to boot the iPXE environment, and then says āConfiguringā and the MAC address. It then reboots before it loads the FOG menu. We have FOG 1.2.0 and are using undionly.kkpxe(using undionly.kpxe the computer would not connect at all).
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Do you, possibly, have STP enabled on your network? This isnāt necessarily bad, but it is a known problem as the time constraints for STP are a bitā¦slower than ipxe is expecting. If you do have STP and donāt need it, please disable it. If you need STP is there anyway you can enable the Rapid/PortFast options for STP?
