Did a little more testing with the new kernels sent

Network configuration:
eth0 static IP, ping to alias eth0:0
eth1 dynamic, ping to eth1


                  3.13.0-37             3.16.0-16
                  eth0  eth1            eth0    eth1
coldboot          y5    y6              y1      y
unplug/plug 1     y5    y6              n2      y
unplug/plug 2     y5    y7              -      -
softboot          y5    y6              y3      y
unplug/plug 1     n8    n8              n4      y
unplug/plug 2     n9    n9              n4      y



(y1) long time needed for first ping on eth0 + nic errors (only RX no TX + lost) ... see attachement: error_316016.txt
(n2),(n4) No light at nic (eth0), ping is working !!, mii-tool no-link
(y3) all lights on, nic errors (only RX no TX + lost)
(y5) lost packets on eth0
(y6) no TX count on eth1 (only 2 packets)
(y7) no-light on eth1, no TX count on eth1, ping is working ... see attachement: error_313037.txt
(n8) no-light on eth0 (plugged eth1 first), no ping on eth0 and eth1 !!
(n9) no-light on eth0 (plugged eth0 first), no ping on eth0 and eth1 !!

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Did Testing again with standard ubuntu kernel 3.13.0-35-generic to check unplug/plug 
with latest intel driver (igb-5.2.9.4) installed manually - driver is also screwed up (even worse)

                  3.13.0-35
                  eth0  eth1
coldboot          y10   y
unplug/plug 1     n11   n11
unplug/plug 2     n12   n12
softboot          y13   y13
unplug/plug 1     n14   n14
unplug/plug 2     n15   n15

(y10) No TX count on eth0, nic errors (only RX no TX + lost)
(n11) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth1 (plugged eth0 first)
(n12) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth1 (plugged eth1 first)
(y13) lost packets on eth0, no TX count on eth1
(n14) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth0 (plugged eth0 first)
(n15) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth0 (plugged eth1 first)


hope the output format ist posted with fixed spacing ...
?field.comment=Did a little more testing with the new kernels sent

Network configuration:
eth0 static IP, ping to alias eth0:0
eth1 dynamic, ping to eth1


                  3.13.0-37             3.16.0-16
                  eth0  eth1            eth0    eth1
coldboot          y5    y6              y1      y
unplug/plug 1     y5    y6              n2      y
unplug/plug 2     y5    y7              -      -
softboot          y5    y6              y3      y
unplug/plug 1     n8    n8              n4      y
unplug/plug 2     n9    n9              n4      y



(y1) long time needed for first ping on eth0 + nic errors (only RX no TX + lost) ... see attachement: error_316016.txt
(n2),(n4) No light at nic (eth0), ping is working !!, mii-tool no-link
(y3) all lights on, nic errors (only RX no TX + lost)
(y5) lost packets on eth0
(y6) no TX count on eth1 (only 2 packets)
(y7) no-light on eth1, no TX count on eth1, ping is working ... see attachement: error_313037.txt
(n8) no-light on eth0 (plugged eth1 first), no ping on eth0 and eth1 !!
(n9) no-light on eth0 (plugged eth0 first), no ping on eth0 and eth1 !!

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Did Testing again with standard ubuntu kernel 3.13.0-35-generic to check unplug/plug 
with latest intel driver (igb-5.2.9.4) installed manually - driver is also screwed up (even worse)

                  3.13.0-35
                  eth0  eth1
coldboot          y10   y
unplug/plug 1     n11   n11
unplug/plug 2     n12   n12
softboot          y13   y13
unplug/plug 1     n14   n14
unplug/plug 2     n15   n15

(y10) No TX count on eth0, nic errors (only RX no TX + lost)
(n11) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth1 (plugged eth0 first)
(n12) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth1 (plugged eth1 first)
(y13) lost packets on eth0, no TX count on eth1
(n14) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth0 (plugged eth0 first)
(n15) no ping on eth0 and eth1, no light on eth0 (plugged eth1 first)


hope the output format ist posted with fixed spacing ...