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Add Intel I210 NIC - supports hardware PTP timestamping #204
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@geerlingguy It's this case. Kudos to whomever decided to make this slice in the case to make a standard PCIe card fit: |
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* geerlingguy#204 - Add Intel I210 Network Adapter Issue geerlingguy#204 * Update _cards_network/intel-i210-nic.md * Update _cards_network/intel-i210-nic.md Co-authored-by: Jeff Geerling <geerlingguy@mac.com>
For future reference I think it's probably worth noting that the I210 (and from what I can tell any device using the Intel igb driver) can't send ONESTEP PTP packets, it can only do two step. |
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In tandem with my work on the Time Card (see #199), I noticed @lasselj had tested the Intel I210 on a Raspberry Pi and it seems to be working:
@lasselj - I was wondering, did you have to do anything special to get Intel's driver to work on Pi OS in your testing?
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