Hi,
I added a ASUStek 2.5GBit/s USB Adapter to a freshly installed Proxmox for testing.
I experienced instable network connections and high latency in the connection.
I found this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/d...egotiation-and-only-half-duplex.101761/page-2
However, I followed the steps in various ways but it could not fix the problems. These were my steps:
Freshly patched proxmox (8.1.4), Kernel 6.5.13-1-pve,
As installed I can see the Adpater using "ip a". I can assign an IP and can ping other machines and start ssh. ssh breaks after a number of seconds.
ethtool shows "half duplex" which was discussed as an indicator for the bad performance.
Then I downloaded the driver from realtek (r8152) and just copied the rules file to /etc/udev/rules.d . This did not change anything.
As the rules file did not contain the proper vendorId (0b05) and productId(1976) I added the appropriate line and rebooted.
After that, "ip a" does not show the adpaters anymore. lsusb is ok, inxi -n show no driver.
Finally I compiled the r8152 from the realtek driver package and this did not improve the situation.
My conclusion is that the guide in the other thread may work only for kernel 5.x.?!
Has anybody made this Adpater run or can point me to more diagnosis or fixes?
I added a ASUStek 2.5GBit/s USB Adapter to a freshly installed Proxmox for testing.
I experienced instable network connections and high latency in the connection.
I found this thread: https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/d...egotiation-and-only-half-duplex.101761/page-2
However, I followed the steps in various ways but it could not fix the problems. These were my steps:
Freshly patched proxmox (8.1.4), Kernel 6.5.13-1-pve,
As installed I can see the Adpater using "ip a". I can assign an IP and can ping other machines and start ssh. ssh breaks after a number of seconds.
ethtool shows "half duplex" which was discussed as an indicator for the bad performance.
Then I downloaded the driver from realtek (r8152) and just copied the rules file to /etc/udev/rules.d . This did not change anything.
As the rules file did not contain the proper vendorId (0b05) and productId(1976) I added the appropriate line and rebooted.
After that, "ip a" does not show the adpaters anymore. lsusb is ok, inxi -n show no driver.
Finally I compiled the r8152 from the realtek driver package and this did not improve the situation.
My conclusion is that the guide in the other thread may work only for kernel 5.x.?!
Has anybody made this Adpater run or can point me to more diagnosis or fixes?