We have resolved clearing the CMOS. It seems if you purchase a motherboard with Windows preinstalled, the windows driver sets some strange flags inside the ethernet card memory that only clearing the CMOS solve it.
Alternative: on dual boot systems, use windows advanced driver panel to remove the stupid flag.
I also believe recent Linux kernels has added the feature to remove the card flag when initializing the card.
We have resolved clearing the CMOS. It seems if you purchase a motherboard with Windows preinstalled, the windows driver sets some strange flags inside the ethernet card memory that only clearing the CMOS solve it.
Alternative: on dual boot systems, use windows advanced driver panel to remove the stupid flag.
I also believe recent Linux kernels has added the feature to remove the card flag when initializing the card.
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