[FAQ] How to resolve the failure of EN-9225TX-E to run at 2.5Gbps
in the Linux system installed with RTL8169 driver
Updated: Aug. 05.2020
Document type: Product Installation
Introduction
This FAQ is applied to the below Edimax product.
EN-9225TX-E
The instructions below will guide you on how to resolve the failure of EN-9225TX-E to run at 2.5Gbps in
the Linux system installed with Realtek Gigabit NIC driver (Chipset RTL8169)
Conditions
In Linux system, the existence of RTL8169 driver will cause the EN-9225TX-E PCIE network adapter not
able to reach its 2.5 Gigabit speed rate but only limit it to 10/100/1000 Mbps maximum due to the fact
that the RTL8169 driver is installed as a default driver for the 2.5G Gigabit Ethernet Adapter by the
system. So, to solve this issue, the RTL8169 driver is necessary to be replaced.
So, install the driver for EN-9225TX-E and then, install the Realtek r8168 driver to replace the RTL8169
driver in the system for the RTL8169 NIC to enable both NICs to work at their original speed rates
(2.5Gbps and 1Gbps) respectively in the same time.
- 1 -
Before you begin
1. Download the EN-9225TX-E driver with the Linux kernel version shown on Edimax official site, which
your Linux system goes with. Please refer to the link below.
Step4. Make sure the driver is workable and network connection is established
Lastly, make sure the Network setup page in the Linux system settings is shown as below.
After installing the drivers for both EN-9225TX-E and RTL8169 properly, both the NICs are able to work at
their original speed rates (2.5G and 1Gbps) respectively in the same time in Linux system.
- 6 -
Loading...
+ hidden pages
You need points to download manuals.
1 point = 1 manual.
You can buy points or you can get point for every manual you upload.