I've installed the fling for 7.03d on a NUC7i5. I am using a Club3D NIC, however, the adapter speed listed with esxcli-nics is only 1000 Mbps. I tried to set the speed to 2500 using "esxcfg-nics vusb0 -s 2500 -d Full" and am receiving the error message "Invalid speed parameter given.". How do I get the speed to be 2500 Mbps?

I resolved my issue by connecting to a different switch.

I'm having problems getting this to work. I have a MacBook Pro (14,3). It doesn't have an internal NIC only wifi.

I have downloaded the latest 7.03d, with the latest version of the fling for 7.03 (c&d). I created a custom ISO and added the fling using PowerShell CLI (I've done this multiple times in the past for other drivers with other hardware vendors). I also added the usbBusFullScanOnBootEnabled=1 to the efi/boot/boot.cfg to ensure it scans for the single USB-C nic.

I have two different USB Nic's and both of them are listed in the supported hardware chipsets, (ASIX AX88179 0x0b95 0x1790 and REALTEK RTL8153 0x0bda 0x8153) but neither work. I don't get any errors when booting, it goes through the initial load, then the screen goes back and comes back with (no network devices detected..... enter to reboot).

What am I missing. Is this just not going to work for me?

when will the fling be updated for 7.0u3c/d?

It is currently being worked on and will work with both Update 3c and 3d

We've just published the new 7.0 Update 3 release that supports 3c/3d

Awesome! Thanks so much!

I have a Beeline GTR5 computer with two Realtek Gaming 2.5GbE adapters installed (RTL8125 / RTL8125B(S)(G)) Are there plans to add these drivers for ESXi 7.0?

No, those are PCIe-based NIC and the Fling is focused on USB

Realtek would be the ones to develop a driver but they've not shown any interests when I had reached out 1.5yrs ago