My company, DEY Storage Systems , is in the process of creating a new product around the illumos operating system. As you might imagine, this product includes a variety of open and proprietary source code. The product itself is not delivered as a separate executable, but as a complete product. We don't permit our customers to crack it open, both from the sense of protecting our IP, but also to protect our support and release engineering organizations -- our software releases consist only of a single file and we don't supply tools or source for other parties to modify that file. One of the pieces that we wanted to integrate into the tree is an excellent little piece of software called Zookeeper , produced by the Apache organization. Like illumos, Zookeeper has a nice non-viral copyleft license, which makes it nice for integration into our product. However, I discovered that as part of our integration, one of my engineers had decided to integrate GNU grep. ...
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Someone at intel thought it would be cool to have
pci8086:10f0 EtherExpress PRO/100+ Dual Port Adapter
and
pciex8086:10f0 82578DC Gigabit Network Connection
could you please get pci8086:10f0 back to iprb in /etc/driver_aliases?
Thanks
e1000g "pciex8086,10f0"
iprb "pci8086,10f0"
you sound as if this is unsupported.
So the main problem is that "Solaris treats them as a single space"
If you can get yourself a 82578DC I could supply a PRO/100+ Dual Port so that you can plug both ids into a single machine and see which driver gets loaded.