How to enable kernel debug for a new NIC product(not listed in VerifiedNICList.xml)

xiaojiang gu 0 Reputation points
2023-11-21T05:43:15.0666667+00:00

Hi everyone: I am developing a new NIC vendor driver. I want to enable th net kernel debug. Unfortunately the new NIC vendor ID & device ID does not exist in VerifiedNICList.xml. I try the two method 1. I add my new NIC Vendor ID & device ID into the VerifiedNICList.xml, then I run kdnet hostip port and enable kernel debug mode. when I reboot PC, I only see that my NIC device become a yellow bang device(Code 35) and can not see kernel debug network device. 2. I change my NIC Vendor ID & device ID ino to Realtek NIC(10EC&8168). Then I run the same step, Unfortunately I get the same result. Still see a yellow bang device and can not see kernel debug network device.

The PC does not have problem because I can use Realtek NIC to implement net kernel debug. So I think it need to change our NIC driver. But I want to know change what? Can anyone give some suggestion? Thanks.

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  1. xiaojiang gu 0 Reputation points
    2023-11-21T05:44:30.8266667+00:00

    the symptom is like that:

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  2. xiaojiang gu 0 Reputation points
    2023-11-21T05:45:02.03+00:00

    nic

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  3. xiaojiang gu 0 Reputation points
    2023-11-21T05:45:41.36+00:00

    the symptom is like that:

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