[haiku-development] Re: RTL8101/8102 FreeBSD Driver

"Michael Lotz" <mmlr@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> The "no route to host" probably means that there is no route 
> configured 
> on which to reach your network addresses and no default route either. 
> You can check that using the "route" command, where it probably 
> doesn't 
> list anything matching your network subnet. You could try adding a 
> route manually (again using the "route" command) that "connects" the 
> interface with the target network. Using "route --help" you should 
> get 
> an example of how it should work, something like "route add /dev/net/
> <
> drivername>/<devicenumber> default gw <gateway/router ip>" should 
> work, 
> as then all traffic should be routed through that gateway (you should 
> get a 0.0.0.0 mapping when running "route" again).

The subnet route is automatically added when setting an IP - it's 
impossible that this one is missing from the route list, unless there 
is some serious bug somewhere.

Bye,
   Axel.

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