pkg install git git clone https://github.com/Aquantia/aqtion-freebsd.git cd aqtion-freebsd make
cp PATH_TO_JAIL/if_atlantic.ko /boot/modules cd /boot/modules kldload ./if_atlantic.ko
echo 'if_atlantic.ko_load="YES"' >> /boot/loader.conf
Great it works. But better set that as a tuneable in the UI.echo 'if_atlantic.ko_load="YES"' >> /boot/loader.conf
can please send a copy of compiled file here? Thank you in advanceUpdate. I got it running by being a lazy dick.
I figured I could get away with simply upgrading an unused jail to 12.2 and compiling it there. Worked.
Here's how
Within a jail that is running FreeBSD 12.2:
Code:pkg install git git clone https://github.com/Aquantia/aqtion-freebsd.git cd aqtion-freebsd make
That creates the if_atlantic.ko file that we need.
From the TrueNAS shell:
Code:cp PATH_TO_JAIL/if_atlantic.ko /boot/modules cd /boot/modules kldload ./if_atlantic.ko
That loads the driver and you can see if it works (which it did for me).
Code:echo 'if_atlantic.ko_load="YES"' >> /boot/loader.conf
That makes it survive a reboot.
I hope that helps some people.
Update concerning the performance.
I got my workstation and the TrueNAS server connected directly using a different subnet. Transfer speeds while copying huge mkv files (40gb) are around 360-420MByte/s. So more than 3x as fast as before. I'm a huge fan.
Update 2.
After setting Jumbo Frames to 9000 in TrueNAS and 9014 in Windows I'm achieving 560MByte/s.
There you go.can please send a copy of compiled file here? Thank you in advance
Great it works. But better set that as a tuneable in the UI.
Thanks. Added it like this and removed the line I had appended to loader.conf.if_atlantic_load
YES
More probably.
There you go.
/mnt/PoolName/Downloads/if_atlantic.ko
probably.Update. I got it running by being a lazy dick.
I figured I could get away with simply upgrading an unused jail to 12.2 and compiling it there. Worked.
Here's how
Within a jail that is running FreeBSD 12.2:
Code:pkg install git git clone https://github.com/Aquantia/aqtion-freebsd.git cd aqtion-freebsd make
That creates the if_atlantic.ko file that we need.
From the TrueNAS shell:
Code:cp PATH_TO_JAIL/if_atlantic.ko /boot/modules cd /boot/modules kldload ./if_atlantic.ko
That loads the driver and you can see if it works (which it did for me).
Code:echo 'if_atlantic.ko_load="YES"' >> /boot/loader.conf
That makes it survive a reboot.
I hope that helps some people.
Update concerning the performance.
I got my workstation and the TrueNAS server connected directly using a different subnet. Transfer speeds while copying huge mkv files (40gb) are around 360-420MByte/s. So more than 3x as fast as before. I'm a huge fan.
Update 2.
After setting Jumbo Frames to 9000 in TrueNAS and 9014 in Windows I'm achieving 560MByte/s.
Hi, just want to mention, if anyone is wondering, that the QNAP QXG-5G1T-111C 5GbE Network Adapter is also working (for me witthout any issues on TrueNAS 12.0-U2.1. No compilation needed or anything, just add system tunable as the driver is already included in the TrueNAS, just not loaded.
"if_atlantic_load"
"YES"
"LOADER"
This card is based on aqc111c 5gbe chip, which is half price compared to aqc107
1) the hardware itself (max 3.5gbit for anyone i got report from) -- using 5gbit QNAP USB3 device at the moment and all tests are single user sequential