I had the same experience, as my znyx QFE is from an IP440.

My Phobos NIC has been nothing but joy.



Tim Nelson wrote:
> I have a situation where I only have one PCI slot available. Currently, 
> I'm using a Znyx card from a Nokia appliance. To my surprise, it is 
> working... sort of. Things are fine, but once in a while I'm seeing 
> "kernel: dc1: TX underrun -- increasing TX threshold" in the logs. Last 
> night, it completely stopped accepting traffic.
> 
> Are you currently using a Phobos nic? Have you had any problems?
> 
> Tim Nelson
> Technical Consultant
> Rockbochs Inc.
> 
> 
> 
> krt wrote:
>> fxp cards are 50/50 - some work (phobos, some d-link, intel specific)
>> while some have issues/don't work - Sun, ZNYX, etc. (though there are 
>> some znyx that might work...)
>>
>> I wish I had the brain power to remember the model numbers, I believe 
>> my phobos nic is a P430TX
>>
>>
>> Simon Dick wrote:
>>> On Fri, 2007-05-18 at 10:19 -0500, Tim Nelson wrote:
>>>> What is everyone using currently for quad ethernet cards, PCI based? 
>>>> We are looking for something that is relatively inexpensive. I 
>>>> remember hearing on the list about Intel and Realtek based cards. 
>>>> Are these recommended?
>>>
>>> I've successfully had cards based on the de chipset and fxp chipset
>>> working under freebsd, just don't ask for model numbers as I sold my de
>>> chipset and haven't got easy access to the fxp one at the moment. I did
>>> have no trouble with them though
>>>
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