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    • RE: How to add bnx2x firmware to kernel

      @Tom-Elliott It works!

      But I get the message of the IP address of the interface eth0 repeated, as if IP search several times with the same itnerfaz.

      Thanks a lot!

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    • RE: How to add bnx2x firmware to kernel

      @Tom-Elliott 0_1498199059540_photo_2017-06-23_08-23-34.jpg

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    • RE: How to add bnx2x firmware to kernel

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    • How to add bnx2x firmware to kernel

      Hello!

      I have a PC with a network card (Broadcom 57811) 10Gb fiber. When boot by network (BIOS legacy mode) (PXE filename: undionly.kkpxe) an error appears as it can not load the firmware bnx2x 7.13.1.0.fw. To solve it I have tried two options:

      A: I downloaded the 4.11.6 kernel to compile it with this active module (make menuconfig> Broadcom support 587XX)) and an error appears with initram when booting. Using the init.xz file that comes with FOG by default.

      B: I downloaded the 4.11.0 kernel and copied the configuration file from kitchensink.conf to .conf to compile it, adding the firmware file “bnx2x-e2-7.13.1.0.fw” to the firmware / bnx2x folder. When you boot it again the error appears that it can not load the firmware.

      I have no experience with the Linux kernel or boot images initram.
      How can I solve that?

      Thank you very much!

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