Справочник Пользователя для Q-Logic 3000

8–Linux Driver Installation and Configuration
Configure the QLogic Adapter on Linux

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To configure the QLogic adapter:
1.

Type one of the following commands to identify the Ethernet interface 
(eth1, eth2, etc.) and the nx_nic driver from the command line:

% cat /proc/net/nx_nic/dev0/stats | grep eth 

or

Look for the interface with a MAC address (HWaddr) prefix of 
00:0E:1E:XX:XX:XX

2.

Type the following to commands assign an IP Address and activate the 
interface:

% ifconfig eth[n] down
% ifconfig eth[n] <IP Address> netmask <Netmask Value> up

3.

Verify that the network services are running, and then type:

To verify connectivity, contact a different IP address using the ping 

command.

Type the following commands to uninstall the commercial GPL driver and tools, 
which are part of the RPM package:

% rpm -qa | grep nx_
% ifconfig eth[n] down
% rmmod nx_nic.ko
% rpm -e nx_nic-[version]

% rpm -e nx_tools-[version]

The Linux user diagnostics utility performs various tests using the
./nxudiag -i eth[n] command.
The syntax for these tests is:

% ./nxudiag [command-options-and-arguments]

 for a list of Linux diagnostic utility commands.

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 [version] refers to the RPM package currently on the system. RPM packages can be located

by executing the command: rpm -qa | grep nx_.