can not find if_bge.c for FreeBSD 10.0 at http://svnweb.freebsd.org

jronald said:
What about FreeBSD 1.0?
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FreeBSD 10.0, you mean? That should be a superset of FreeBSD 9.1, so yes.

However, realize that FreeBSD 10 is a not-yet-released development version. Unless you build a new kernel and disable debugging, it will run slower than a release version, and has received less testing.
 
wblock@ said:
FreeBSD 10.0, you mean? That should be a superset of FreeBSD 9.1, so yes.

However, realize that FreeBSD 10 is a not-yet-released development version. Unless you build a new kernel and disable debugging, it will run slower than a release version, and has received less testing.
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Yes, I want to build a release to use, if it supports BCM57765, will it?
 
I don't have a BCM57765 to test, but the man page says it works.

Releases are built by the release engineering team, but there are snapshots of FreeBSD-10 available for download. Download one and try it.
 
You have to use devel/subversion to do that. Before you try anything, read the Handbook carefully. There you also have instructions on how to do that. I would discourage you from using 10-CURRENT, unless you really have to track that branch. Otherwise, use 9.1-STABLE.
 
The source is not needed. Use ifconfig and see if the card is listed.

Otherwise, please be more specific about what you are trying to accomplish.
 
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