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I have a RealTek RTL8139C 10/100 mps NIC card on Slack9. However, when it loads automatically the 8139too driver, and try connecting to my Windows Machine on the connection is very slow.
I have a 10mbps hub and the NIC autodetects a 10mbps HD connection.
When i boot the machine on RH9 the connection is fast despite using the same card,driver and hub and at 10baseTX-HD.
Did you look to make sure that the card is running at 100mbps full-duplex? You can type mii-tool at a command prompt as root and it will show you output like the following:
eth1: negotiated 100baseTx-FD, link ok
I've had a network card go bad and it started running in HD mode.
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