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Message
Number Message
7 Network controller configured for
10Mb full-duplex link.
8 Network controller configured for
100Mb half-duplex link.
9 Network controller configured for
100Mb full-duplex link.
10 Network controller configured for
1Gb half-duplex link.
11 Network controller configured for
1Gb full-duplex link.
12 Medium not supported.
13 Unable to register the interrupt
service routine.
14 Unable to map IO space.
15 Driver initialized successfully.
16 NDIS is resetting the miniport
driver.
18 Unknown PHY detected. Using a
default PHY initialization routine.
19 This driver does not support this
device. Upgrade to the latest
driver.
Broadcom ®
April 2017 • 2CS57XX-CDUM514-R
Table 15: Base Driver Event Log Messages (Cont.)
Broadcom Gigabit Ethernet Teaming Services
Cause
The adapter has been
manually configured for the
selected line speed and
duplex settings.
The adapter has been
manually configured for the
selected line speed and
duplex settings.
The adapter has been
manually configured for the
selected line speed and
duplex settings.
The adapter has been
manually configured for the
selected line speed and
duplex settings.
The adapter has been
manually configured for the
selected line speed and
duplex settings.
The operating system does
not support the IEEE 802.3
medium.
The device driver cannot
install the interrupt handler.
The device driver cannot
allocate memory-mapped
I/O to access driver
registers.
The driver has successfully
loaded.
The NDIS layer has
detected a problem
sending/receiving packets
and is resetting the driver
to resolve the problem.
The driver could not read
the PHY ID.
The driver does not
recognize the installed
adapter.
Corrective Action
Informational message only.
No action is required.
Informational message only.
No action is required.
Informational message only.
No action is required.
Informational message only.
No action is required.
Informational message only.
No action is required.
Reboot the operating
system, run a virus check,
run a disk check (chkdsk),
and reinstall the operating
system.
Reboot the operating
system; remove other
device drivers that may be
sharing the same IRQ.
Remove other adapters
from the system, reduce the
amount of physical memory
installed, and replace the
adapter.
Informational message only.
No action is required.
Run Broadcom Advanced
Control Suite diagnostics;
check that the network
cable is good.
Replace the adapter.
Upgrade to a driver version
that supports this adapter.
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