As a PSA (public service announcement), I'm reporting here that updating your Yosemite system to 10.10.3 is incredibly toxic if you use WiFi. I've seen other reports of this, and I've experienced it myself. What happened is that the update for 10.10.3 seems to have done something tragically bad to the WiFi drivers, such that it completely hammers the network to the point of making it unusable for everyone else on the network. I have late 2013 iMac 27", and after I updated, I found that other systems started badly badly misbehaving. I blamed my ISP, and the router, because I was seeing ping times of tens of seconds ! (No, not milliseconds, seconds!!! In one case I saw responses over 64 seconds.) This was on other systems that were not upgraded. Needless to say, that basically left the network unusable. (The behavior was cyclical -- I'd get a few tens of seconds where pings to 8.8.8.8 would be in the 20 msec range, and then it would start to jump up very
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This is an old entry I know... but was this meant for Solaris on SPARC? I have a qfe that I would very much like to be able to use as an exclusive interface for a zone.
If so, where can I get your driver?
I know this is an old posting, but I was wondering if your driver is for Solaris on SPARC? I have a V250 running Solaris 10 that I would like to be able to use a qfe card with the GLDv3 features, specifically ip-exclusive zones.
If it is for SPARC, where would I download the driver?
Thanks!
The driver in illumos works on both SPARC and x86. I don't know if the driver interfaces have changed in Solaris 11 from what is in illumos -- its quite possible that the DDI has changed and the driver won't work. You can just try it to find out.