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    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    Thx for ur reply. In fact I have compatible NICs and have an obsession with the hardware on the motherboard。
  2. 0x00001111

    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    I am sorry to bother you again. I find no solution to make my GBit card work on google. I had try many times. Can I only write the driver myself based on the open source linux source code? Do you have any idea?
  3. 0x00001111

    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    I am full of hopes when have a chance with your post. I am sad now...😭 But I also gained some knowledge about network cards from you， which makes me happy. 😄
  4. 0x00001111

    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    It does not work via SUB Sytem ID. The Small Tree kext never loaded. Thx anyway. @DSM2
  5. 0x00001111

    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    I try again.. I am sorry, it is a typo... It shoud be X722. Good news!!! My Motherboard is EPC621D8A . I come from Asia. @DSM2
  6. 0x00001111

    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    @DSM2 Thx for ur reply. ifconfig X772 is assigned to enp26s0f0、enp26s0f1、enp26s0f2、enp26s0f3. lspci -nn -vvv | grep Ethernet It looks like the id("0000") is weird. # There are too many ids... I use `grep` instead. sudo ethtool -e enp26s0f0 | grep ' 86 80' Here are 4 suspicious groups...
  7. 0x00001111

    GUIDE Intel X550-AT2 10 Gbit Card (Ubuntu EEPROM mod)

    Would it works for x772-10 Gbit Card?
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