Thanks, I might see if I can find an old 32-bit compatible ASIX or Davicom PCMCIA Card. I just find it kind of Bizarre that the default ethernet connection didnt work with Haiku.
ASIX USB ethernet adapters are under $5 on ebay if you aren’t in a hurry. Note if the below adapters don’t work thier ID’s may need to be added to the driver… though they should have a compatible ASIX chip.
Note Pulkomandy was revering to USB Ethernet drivers… not PCMICA. USB 2 devices usually work fine in a Usb 1/1.1 port.
Thank you very much for this tip. I have bought a USB network adapter with Realtek 8152B Chip.
It works instantly without any problems!
Previously I had 2 other USB to ethernet adapter (usb_asix and pegasus) which do not work. So I am very happy that this one works.
It is shown as usb_ecm.
I had searched for the chip on ebay. It comes from China. Takes some weeks to arrive and cost near to nothing.
You’re device acutally is supposed to already be supported by the usb_asix driver on Haiku.
Could you post the output of your syslog file located at /var/log/syslog with the asix device plugged in it may print some error messages that could help fix it?
The adapter is recognized and it even is reported as connected in the network panel. But the connection does not work.
Syslog is attached. https://pastebin.com/rspSHXV2