ASUS NUC NUC14MNK-B LAN problems
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@Andrew Thank you! That driver works.
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@olivierlambert as the driver provided by @andrew is based on upstream r8125 version 9.016.01 and seems to solve the issue of user @paha I was wondering: are there any plans to update the driver to latest upstream version in official XCP-ng package repository?
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@MajorP93 @olivierlambert I think 8.3 has reached LTS so I don't think the drivers are getting major upgrades (it's up to Vates). It seams reasonable to add the 8125 alt driver and new 8126/8127 drivers as an installable option.
Realtek keeps releasing new chips and new versions of the existing chips (like the 8125 in @paha machine) that don't work with the existing older drivers. It's an ongoing issue even with mainline Linux kernels.
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We do upgrade drivers, especially via alt, it's pretty safe (LTS doesn't mean frozen drivers). @stormi could confirm.
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I had the same issue on the ASUS PRIME B850M-A CSM and fixed it by updating the r8125 driver from version 9.012.04 to version 9.017.01.
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Making sure we got @Team-OS-Platform-Release in the loop
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@olivierlambert I have a full Realtek 8125/8126/8127 update to replace the existing r8125 driver, as required to support newer chips.
The new 8125 driver drops the 8126 support but you just install the 8126 if needed (requires newer 8125 driver to avoid module conflicts).
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Drivers are actually in @Team-Hypervisor-Kernel scope nowadays
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