09:19:32 <nikolam> pciids package says 10ec 8168  RTL8111/8168 PCI Express Gigabit Ethernet controller but also have 10ec 8168  High Definition Audio in it
09:20:36 <nikolam> could that be an issue in recognizing pciex10ec,8161 as rtl 8168H under rge network driver? 
14:08:12 <danmcd> @nikolam -> Always grep /etc/driver_aliases for "vendor-id,id" pairs to see current PI situation.
14:08:43 <danmcd> e.g. `grep 10ec,8168 /etc/driver_aliases`.
14:08:46 <danmcd> [root@nuc ~]# grep 10ec,8168 /etc/driver_aliases
14:08:47 <danmcd> rge "pci10ec,8168,p"
14:08:47 <danmcd> rge "pciex10ec,8168"
14:08:48 <danmcd> [root@nuc ~]# 
14:09:42 <danmcd> then for the device you actually have see what "prtconf -vp" says for THAT device. That spews a lot of output so you should save it to a file and look for the vendor-id,id pair or even a name string.