Uninstalling the SPARC driver
Unplump and unload the driver prior to removal, use ifconfig <interface> down
unplumb to bring down the interface. Use modinfo | grep chxge to identify the module
ID and use modunload –i <module_ID> to unload the driver.
Use the pkgrm utility to remove the CHLSchxges package.
# pkgrm CHLSchxges
Answer ‘y’ to the interactive prompts to remove the driver from the system.
Network Configuration
This section describes how to configure your network after the 10Gb Ethernet adapter has been
installed.
Configuring the Network Host Files
After installing the 10Gb Ethernet driver you will need to create a file named
hostname.chxgeinstance for the interface. You may also need to edit the /etc/hosts
file if you wish to add a hostname for the IP address of the interface.
1. Locate the instance number for the chxge interface using the grep command.
# grep chxge /etc/path_to_inst
"/pci@0,0/pci8086,3595@2/pci8086,32a@0,2/pci1425,1@2" 0 "chxge"
In the above example, the instance number of the adapter (in bold) is 0.
2. Use the ifconfig utility to configure the adapter interface.
# ifconfig chxge0 plump ipaddress netmask mask broadcast + up
Replace ipaddress with your desired network IP address, and mask with your desired
netmask. Refer to the ifconfig(1M) manpage for additional information.
To permanently add your configuration to the system, so that changes are not lost after
reboot, you will need to create an /etc/hostname.chxge0 configuration file.
1. Using the instance number found in the previous step 1, create a file in /etc named
hostname.chxge0, adding an ipaddress to the file. You could alternately create the
file using a hostname.
# echo 192.168.0.1 > /etc/hostname.chxge0
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