* Since the native rtl8169 is problematic on many chipsets (including mine),
I've removed it for now, until someone finds the time to look into it. * Therefore, enabled all supported devices for the rtl81xx driver. * Made the rtl81xx driver actually work by adding the missing PHYs - it doesn't use the same PHYs as the rtl8139 driver. Imported the rgephy.c|h from FreeBSD 8 (not yet in vendor branch, but unchanged). * It seems to work reliably with Gigabit now, albeit a bit slow, and with too high CPU load. git-svn-id: file:///srv/svn/repos/haiku/haiku/trunk@37425 a95241bf-73f2-0310-859d-f6bbb57e9c96
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@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ SYSTEM_ADD_ONS_DRIVERS_NET = $(X86_ONLY)3com $(X86_ONLY)atheros813x
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$(X86_ONLY)broadcom440x $(X86_ONLY)broadcom570x etherpci
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$(X86_ONLY)ipro100 $(X86_ONLY)ipro1000 $(X86_ONLY)jmicron2x0
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$(X86_ONLY)marvell_yukon $(X86_ONLY)nforce pegasus
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$(X86_ONLY)rtl8139 rtl8169 $(X86_ONLY)rtl81xx sis900
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$(X86_ONLY)rtl8139 $(X86_ONLY)rtl81xx sis900
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$(X86_ONLY)syskonnect usb_asix usb_ecm $(X86_ONLY)via_rhine #vlance
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$(X86_ONLY)vt612x wb840
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