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    Adding Realtek driver RTL8125

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      hendymendy last edited by

      Dear Community,

      I am having issues adding the Realtek driver for the 2.5Gbit Ethernet ports of my OdroidH2+. Unfortunately, the ports are not installed automatically.
      I have tried to add the FreeBSD drivers from Realtek but installation fails with "pkg: /aaa/bbb.tgz is not a valid package: no manifest found".
      Searching https://www.freebsd.org for an updated driver package didn't succeed either.

      I found some older trials and tweaks which might work but I am new to FreeBSD and pfsense and don't trust my Kernel manipulation (yet).

      freebsd-Version: 11.3-stable
      Repositories and catalogues are all up-to-date
      Driver-package needed: RTL8125(B)

      I thank you in advance for your help!

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        Rico LAYER 8 Rebel Alliance last edited by

        Have you checked https://forum.netgate.com/topic/135850/official-realtek-driver-binary-1-95-for-2-4-4-release ?

        -Rico

        2x Netgate XG-7100 | 11x Netgate SG-5100 | 6x Netgate SG-3100 | 2x Netgate SG-1100

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          hendymendy last edited by

          Why didn't I find this thread? :/
          Thank you Rico. I will try it and let you know.

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            biggsy last edited by

            This is probably more relevant :

            https://forum.netgate.com/topic/152792/

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              mattlach last edited by

              In general using Realtek network interfaces for anything server/infrastructure oriented is just a bad idea. They simply aren't particularly reliable, and usually perform poorly.

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