Trouble with e1000g0 network driver in Virtualbox

Hi,
Has anybody resolved this issue? Cant get networking working on the newest solaris 10 platform because I think the driver or device is faulty or nonexistant. Tried full installation and it doesnt work. Dladm says this is the device. Ive got a ipv4 address up and running but no ping or dns resolving. Anyway, cheers.

There some debate about the duplex and speed settings cause its a gigabit ethernet virtual network card. There's a ndd command that supposed to help you set it to 100 and/or half-duplex. Had no success with it, looking now for a old cheap pc for testing purposes. But the device is in /dev and the ndd page said its included e1000g0 but its gives me an error. Maybe you'll have better luck with it. I'll look into more tomorrow if I have time at work.
Cheers,
Siggi from Iceland.

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Message was edited by: biz123

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