Issues with CS8900a based NIC...
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Posted by bmarchio on June 17, 2005, 8:01 am
Please log in for more thread options I am running a system with a NIC which uses the CS8900a in 8-bit I/O mode. I'm sending dummy packets to it by way of a network sniffer that I have. It seems that the 8900 buffers a maximum of 3 packets, then I start loosing them (FIFO style). This is independent of packet size. So if I send 4 64b packets or 4 512b packets, I always lose the first one sent, and can only read back the last 3 packets I sent. With a 4kb buffer I should be okay, no? Any thoughts? Cirrus tech-support is not very responsive... -Bmarchio | ||||||||||
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