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Tracon5
16 May 2004, 3:12am
Has anyone had a problem with the drivers for realtek 8110s


I'm getting an error

"Driver not intented for platform"

anyone else have this problem at all.

if anyone has a work around for me or another set i could try that would be great

Neo-FIS2R
AMD 3200+ 64bit
200 GIGs on SATA
Sound Blaster Audigy 2 ZS
Windows XP 64 bit
Windows XP PRO
Worken on Linux/BSD

Leonardo
16 May 2004, 3:44am
I gather from your setup information that you can dual boot either XP or XP 64-bit release candidate. When you tried to install the Realtek drivers, were by any chance booted into WinXP 32-bit OS? That would explain the system rejecting the drivers. Your 64-bit Athlon doesn't care about the drivers, but your OS definitely does.

Tracon5
16 May 2004, 4:09am
nope its definitly windows XP 64 i retryed it just before i posted to make sure i didnt look like a moron hehe :)

the Windows XP 64bit edtion version 2003 is at the botton of my desktop
and its installed on my first drive and thats what i booted too.

Leonardo
16 May 2004, 12:56pm
As I have no experience with 64-bit anything, my only comment now is that perhaps the drivers aren't really ready for action. Sorry I can't be more helpful.

Augie64
31 May 2004, 7:23am
what exact drivers are you trying to install for realtek.

deicist
31 May 2004, 2:50pm
I'm using the MSI Neo board, and the best drivers I've found (well, the only ones that work) are here:

ftp://152.104.125.40/cn/nic/rtl8169rtl8169sbrtl8110sb/amd64-8169(105).zip

from the realtek website. If the direct link doesn't work, go here:

http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1-3.aspx?keyword=64

About half way down you'll see "RTL8169/RTL8169S(B)/RTL8110S(B)" and a link for AMD64 drivers.

Hope all that helps.

edit: hmmm, why doesn't the forum parser pick up ftp links as links?

Augie64
31 May 2004, 3:01pm
That driver is in the XP 64-bit install.

When you go to update the driver, choose the options that allow you to choose for yourself. When you get to the window w/all the developers in the left pane, scroll to find Realtek (BTW there are 2 Realtek entries).

with the MSI Neo FIS2R, use the one that says "Gigabit" in the driver selection.

Thats how I got mine working. no need ot download drivers.

Tracon5
31 May 2004, 5:28pm
yup that works thanks alot Augie64.

The drivers provided on the XP 64 disc worked.

Thanks everyone that posted.

No its just a matter of finding the right linux distro and the drivers now thats the real challange :)

Augie64
31 May 2004, 5:32pm
egads..... linux drivers. if you find anything worth while please post. I wont even atemp linux untill ati gets ome drivers.