Device 8168h RTL8111/8168/8411 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet Controller
Unfortunately, that does NOT tell you what the chip is. Realtek seems to have about 40 different chip versions that PCI will identify as the same thing. They are not the same. You need the RtlChipId.exe program, which is found along side of the "working" driver, in the betazone. Without that information, everybody is guessing about what chip you have. There is a clue, that you have something different, because of the "/8411" entry.
less one day...
Okay, I just checked, and what is in the non SS betazone is what I have. RtlChipId.exe is also there. That means that you should collect the relevant information, and report the problem.
Doug, I do not have access to Subscription Services though I have in the past; I do not consider it to be a valid expenditure...
As for Software Subscription being a "valid expenditure", that depends on your point of view. If you want (some of) the latest stuff, before it becomes available in the "next" release, you pay for Software Subscription. However, you must also look at it as a way to support moving eCS (OS/2) forward. IMO, I can't afford NOT to have SS, it is a way to support the work that is being done, and, you get the "next" release, when it becomes available. Not a bad deal, although it would be better if "next" releases were better managed, and more frequent.
To correct what I wrote earlier (About the "third device"):
10EC:8169 version ?? (RTL8169a/8111a)
(or something similar). It is on a PCI plug in card.
should read:
10EC:8169 version 3 (RTL8169sb/8111sb)
It is on a PCI plug in card.
At any rate, I'll see how that GenMAC driver does now...
I couldn't get that one to work with the 10EC:8168 version 33 (RTL8168evl/8111evl) device. It did work with the 10EC:8169 version 3 (RTL8169sb/8111sb) device, but only at 100 Mbs. When I tried it at 1000 Mbs, it would trap in GENMAC. You could try updating to the windows driver that comes with it, but that may not work at all. GENMAC is definitely limited, and most newer windows drivers won't work.
BTW, which RTGNDA driver do you have? The one that I was using is v1.13. BLDLEVEL shows:
Signature: @#chagrin:1.13#@Realtek RTL8169 OS/2 NDIS 2.0.1 MAC Driver
Vendor: chagrin
Revision: 1.13
File Version: 1.13
Description: Realtek RTL8169 OS/2 NDIS 2.0.1 MAC Driver
on the rtgnda.os2 file. I also had to use some parameters to make it use IRQs above 15, and to add the MAC address.