Hello Miguel, On 6 July 2012 14:19, Miguel GAIO <miguel.g...@efixo.com> wrote: > This is a second release for NB6 boards support. > The first patch add support for 6362 CPU. It's based on 6328 works. > It also includes RGMII clock enable. > The second patch include support for NB6 boards. > The NB6 has a RTL8367R switch connected to internal enetsw using rgmii > bus. > > The third patch change rgmii setup on RTL8366R.
I confirm that the realtek switch works with these patches. I did some changes though. 1) I substituted your BCM6362 patches with my own (yours seem to be based on an older broadcom SDK), since these are the ones I plan to submit eventually to upstream. 2) I made the realtek patch a platform patch, because I do not know the impact on other devices using this switch (which didn't need it). 3) I added a network config for it 4) I commented out the nb6 image build, since even with network working you can't do much with it I am more or less ready to commit this, but I am missing your signed-off-by. Can you please either reply with it or resend the board patch with it added? I created a branch on github with what I plan to submit, so you can use that to check that I did not miss anything ( https://github.com/KanjiMonster/openwrt/tree/neufbox6 ). I have some additional questions though: How is one supposed to flash the NB6 without serial access? At least I did not find anything in the web interface that allowed me to flash an image, and the CFE does not provide a web interface either. What's the "tftpboot"? I noticed that if I have the "SFR" button pressed when powering the device up, CFE prints "** tftpboot requested", but then shortly after that CFE crashes. Lastly, you added an image build for "NB6-SER-r0", shouldn't you also add one for "NB6-FXC-r0"? Or do they not care about the board id? Jonas _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list openwrt-devel@lists.openwrt.org https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
