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 Posted by Alan Tam on Sunday November 23, @01:43PMfrom the dept. Hey Guys! I Just Found Out How To Set Network Link Speed, So I Want To Share It With U Guys! The Reason I Learned This Is Because My Laptop's Network Won't Run Unless I Set To a Lower Speed In FreeBSD, So Here It Is: Hey Guys! I Just Found Out How To Set Network Link Speed, So I Want To Share It With U Guys! The Reason I Learned This Is Because My Laptop's Network Won't Run Unless I Set To a Lower Speed In FreeBSD, So Here It Is: First You Need To Know What Network Device You Are Using First, You Can Do That By Typing: "ifconfig" (Without The Quotes) Then It Will Tell You What Device Name Is Your Network Card, Mine Is "sis0" So Now That U Know The Name Of You Network Card, You Would Type The Following To Change The Link Speed Of Your Network Card: ifconfig sis0 media 10baseT/UDP After That, Reboot, If You Have Set Your Network To DHCP, If Will Get The IP This Time! Hope It Works For You! < | >
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Setting Network Link Speed In FreeBSD! -How-To
