Open p0ddie opened 3 years ago
You likely need the e1000e kernel module. You might also need firmware. The way to solve this problem is make an allmodules/allfirmware build, then make a machine profile for your new terminals.
If all that doesn't work, I went through my kernel config and enabled a new option for I225-LM, but I don't know if that supports the I219-LM. I pushed the updated kernel. There might also be the need to use an out-of-tree module from Intel, but let me know if you have any success with what I have included so far.
Still an issue?
Hi,
I have "inherited" an older (September 2019) Thinstation setup that boots a number of older PCs just fine. The school in question will purchase HP EliteDesk 800 G5 PCs soon (it's their only choice) that sport an Intel I219-LM chipset. The devices need to work with a PXE-booted Thinstation image.
PXE boot works out of the box, but once the image is booted there is no NIC present.
I have tried every package in Thinstation I could think of, I set up a current new Thinstation server (6.2.9) from scratch to test, same issue - no NIC present. The Intel I219-LM is around since 2015, are there no drivers in Thinstation or am I missing something?
I am not very experienced with Thinstation, I don't suppose there's an easy way to implement these drivers? What would you recommend?
Thanks :)