Hi Niklas,

Please try the updated nettrap utility. Net.i82540 detection was removed 
from nettrap because Net.e1000 can replace Net.i82540.

http://community.qnx.com/sf/frs/do/downloadFile/projects.qnx4/frs.utilities.qnx_4_utilities/frs3966?dl=1

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Respectfully,
Oleg

> The new nettrap dated 2009-07-15 tries to start both Net.i82540 and
> Net.e1000 for the same network port.
>
> This is the output from nettrap:
> Net.i82540 -I0 -l1 &
> Net.sis9 -I0 -l2 &
> Net.e1000 -I0 -l3 &
> netmap -f
>
> Is Net.e1000 supposed to replace Net.i82540? I tried Net.e1000 briefly
> and it appeared to work.
>
> show_pci:
>
> PCI version    = 2.10
>
> Class          = Mass Storage (IDE)
> Vendor ID      = 1039h, Silicon Integrated
> Device ID      = 5518h,
> PCI index      = 0h
>                  IO @ 1440h
> PCI Int Pin    = NC
> Interrupt line = 0
>
> Class          = Network (Ethernet)
> Vendor ID      = 1039h, Silicon Integrated
> Device ID      = 900h,
> PCI index      = 0h
>                  IO @ 1000h MEM @ e8024000h
> PCI Int Pin    = INT A
> Interrupt line = 11
>
> Class          = Network (Ethernet)
> Vendor ID      = 8086h, INTEL CORPORATION
> Device ID      = 100eh,
> PCI index      = 0h
>                  MEM @ e8000000h IO @ 1400h
> PCI Int Pin    = INT A
> Interrupt line = 9
>
> Class          = Display (VGA)
> Vendor ID      = 1039h, Silicon Integrated
> Device ID      = 6325h,
> PCI index      = 0h
>                  MEM @ f0000000h MEM @ e8100000h IO @ 9000h
> PCI Int Pin    = INT A
> Interrupt line = 5
>
>
>
>
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