Build network drivers from sources
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Hi Tom,
How did you build the new package based on RPM, as I want to build my own for asus wifi adapter drivers (asus PCE-AC51).
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https://developer-docs.citrix.com/projects/xenserver-ddk/en/latest/
Built iso from this guide and extracted rpm from iso.
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@olivierlambert
hi! I have this EN-9320TX-E network card.
Any simple way to add the driver to the xpg-ng kernel ?
I dont have any knowledge about docker..
Rgds -
@tom
Hi could you deliver me this iso file ?
Would be so great ..
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Import the .xva and there build the module. When you get the .ko file, copy that to your host server. Then do a
install -d /lib/modules/<KERNEL_VERSION>/kernel/drivers/net install -m 644 tn40xx.ko /lib/modules/<KERNEL_VERSION>/kernel/drivers/net depmod <KERNEL_VERSION>Reboot the host and then check if it was loaded with:
lsmod | grep tn40xxDon't forget to optimze for 10Gb: https://darksideclouds.wordpress.com/2016/10/10/tuning-10gb-nics-highway-to-hell/
and https://www.kernel.org/doc/ols/2009/ols2009-pages-169-184.pdf -
Hey there,
I'm not sure this is the recommended way. @r1 can you check this?
The "correct" process is the one we use in XCP-ng, it would be great to stick (and improve) the "common" way

Also, if you add some drivers, please provide them so we could add them to the XCP-ng repo. This way, your work will be useful for everyone

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Yeah - the XVA approach is old and long. Easier way is to build rpm and let it install the driver. (better via yum)
I'll take a look at it to build it XCP-NG way.
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@tom said in Build network drivers from sources:
Hello
I'm using xcp-ng 7.4.1
I have EN-9320TX-E network card.
I tried to build network drivers from sources for xcp-ng but its very complicated process for me.
If somebody could do it for me i would be very gratefull.
Here is link with source drivers: https://www.edimax.pl/edimax/mw/cufiles/files/download/DriverUtility/NIC/EN-9320TX-E/EN-9320TX_E_Linux_Driver.zipHere you have https://github.com/rushikeshjadhav/EN-9320TX
It would be great if you can let us know if RPM from it works for you.
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@tom So - did it work?
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@r1 said in Build network drivers from sources:
@tom So - did it work?
Hello.
I changed work and i no longer have access to this hardware.
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Hello
I have XCP 8.1 installed und need the driver EN-9320SFP+
Cannot get it working. The drivers for Linux can be found here
http://www.tehutinetworks.net/?t=drivers&L1=8&L2=12&L3=26&L4=0&L5=0&L6=0&L7=0&f=tn40xx-0.3.6.17.3.tgzWould be great if someone could help me with that.
Thanks.
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Hi @Andy76
Please open a support ticket, it's within our XCP-ng Enterprise support package

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