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Chapter 3. Device Drivers
This chapter provides a comprehensive listing of all device drivers which were updated in Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.6.
Storage Drivers
- The
bnx2idriver has been upgraded to version 2.7.10.1. - The
hpsadriver has been upgraded to version 3.4.4-1-RH1. - The
bfadriver has been upgraded to version 3.2.23.0. - The
mvsasdriver has been upgraded to the latest upstream version. - The
qla4xxxdriver has been upgraded to version 5.03.00.00.06.06-k0. - The
mpt2sasdriver has been upgraded to version 16.100.00.00. - The
qla2xxxdriver has been upgraded to version 8.07.00.08.06.6-k. - The
bnx2fcdriver has been upgraded to version 2.4.2. - The
lpfcdriver has been upgraded to version 10.2.8020.1. - Device driver ID changes have been implemented for the
pm80xxdriver to support series 8 controllers. - Configuration parameters have been updated for the
be2iscsidriver to support Dual Chute mode. - The version string has been changed for the
hpsadriver. - The
megaraid_sasdriver has been upgraded to the latest upstream version. In addition, its changelog has been updated.
Network Drivers
- The Brocade
BNAdriver has been updated to version 3.2.23.0. - The
qlcnicdriver has been updated to version 5.3.59. - The Emulex
be2netdriver has been updated to version 10.2. - The
bnx2xdriver has been updated to utilize the version 7.8.19 firmware. - The
qlgedriver has been updated to version 1.00.00.34. - A fix has been implemented for the
igbvfdriver to properly handle 32-bit DMA masks. - A fix has been implemented for the
igbdriver to properly handle 32-bit DMA masks. - The
bnx2driver has been updated to version 2.2.4. - All Mellanox
mlxdrivers have been updated to their latest upstream versions. - The
i40evfdriver has been updated to its latest upstream version. - The
i40edriver has been updated to its latest upstream version. - The
netxendriver has been updated to version 4.0.82. - The
enicdriver has been updated to support the Cisco low latency network interface controller. - The
ixbevfdriver has been updated to the latest upstream version. - The
ixbedriver has been updated to the latest upstream version. - The
tg3driver has been updated to version 3.137. - Product naming has been updated for the
sfcdriver. - The General Public License header and Copyright information have been updated for the
e1000edriver.
Miscellaneous Drivers
- A cache device mapper target has been added to the
dmdriver. - The
cnicdriver has been updated to version 2.5.20. In addition, its copyright year has been updated. - The
sb_edachas been updated to support the Haswell microarchitecture-based systems. - The InfiniBand
iserdriver has been updated to version 1.3. - The InfiniBand
srpdriver has been updated to the latest upstream version. In addition, its release date information has been updated. - The InfiniBand
qibdriver has been updated to support Direct Connect Architecture. - The
intel_pstatedriver has been updated to support Haswell CPU models. - The
rtsxdriver has been updated to support the Realtek RTL8411B Ethernet controller. - The
openvswitchdriver has been updated to support the Stream Control Transmission Protocol. - The
Direct Rendering Manager (DRM)module has been updated to version 3.14.2. - The
cnicdriver has been updated to version 2.5.20. In addition, its copyright year has been updated. - The
hid-multitouchmodule has been updated to the latest upstream version, adding the support for Windows 8-certified touchescreens. - An update notifier for changes of Open Firmware device tree properties has been implemented into the
pseriesdriver. - The
DRBGmodule has been implemented, introducing a SP800-90A Deterministic Random Bit Generator. - Accelerated computation for the PCLMULQDQ instruction has been implemented into the
crct10difmodule. - The
ccisdriver has been updated to the latest upstream version. - The
NVMedriver has been updated to include device and queue numbers in interrupt names. - MCE decoding support has been expanded for the
mce_amddriver.

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