On 23 January 2014 20:02, rajan pathak <rajanpath...@gmail.com> wrote: > To be very specific I am trying to emulate Ethernet controller of KeyStone 2 > device from TI > > http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/MCSDK_User_Guide_for_KeyStone_II > > It is based on CortexA-15 Processor series. So I thought I can use > vexpress_defconfig and can call > my Emulated Ethernet controller instead of LAN9118 from vexpress.c. > > After that I will place my Emulated Ethernet controller code(which haven't > started) inside hw/net .
It seems unlikely that you can simply put an ethernet controller from an entirely different SoC into the vexpress board. A versatile express kernel will not be looking for that SoC or device. Conversely, a kernel compiled for the KeyStone II will expect to see the devices present in that SoC, not the versatile express ones. Embedded SoC devices are not generally interchangeable between boards and kernels in this way, though it is not totally impossible to hack something together if you are prepared to mess with both QEMU and the kernel. Why do you need to emulate this specific ethernet controller? thanks -- PMM
