Control: tag -1 moreinfo On Wednesday, 24 January 2024 12:18:01 CET Răzvan Sandu wrote: > ackage: firmware-realtek > Version: 20230210-5 > Severity: normal > > I've noted that two Realtek-based Ethernet cards (hardware ID > [10ec:8136], chipset RTL8111C) in my system operate as Fast Ethernet, https://linux-hardware.org/?view=search&vendorid=10ec&deviceid=8136 indicates it is Fast Ethernet. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=10ec:8136 also indicates Fast Ethernet. What's the reason you filed it against firmware-realtek? Correctly identifying the hardware is the job of the kernel (which then can request firmware). > despite having Gigabit capability. > They were advertised as "PCI-E&USB Network Adapter" with support for > Windows, Mac and GNU/Linux (10/100/1000 Mbps). Based on the hardware ID it looks like it does NOT support GbE. > In order to help, I've entered full hardware data for this ID at > https://h-node.org/ethernetcards/view/en/2358/Realtek-Semiconductor-Co---Ltd > --RTL810xE-PCI-Express-Fast-Ethernet-controller--rev-05- > Please include correct identification data for this RTL8111C Ethernet > controller, so it can use its full hardware capabilities. FWIW, you used hardware ID [10ec:0123] (not [10ec:8136]) That page includes information which should've been part of this bug report... "this no-name adapter uses the Realtek RTL8111C chipset" Why do you think that?
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