Driver e1000g problem - patch 118844-30

Hi,
the situation is like this. I have fujitsu-siemens pc and Solaris 10 03/05 x86 installed. I wanted to patch it with latest recommended patch cluster. After that I was not able to get to default router and switch did not see my mac anymore. I looked in the patch cluster and removed patch by patch till the kernel patch 118844-30. I finished my todays troubleshooting with one big ZERO :-), but it works now a can sleep well. There was no error reported in log files, no smf failed, nothing. If anyone knows, where is the real problem or how to apply some work-around, it would be great.
Le

Yes, I also experienced the same thing with 118844-30 and 118822-30. It seems other people are also having issues with 118855-xx. I simply bypassed these patches, after a painful rebuild, and now everything is OK, including all other recommended patches.

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