Hi Jonathan,
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> Here's the relevant lines from dmesg:
> ag71xx_mdio: probed
> eth0: Atheros AG71xx at 0xb900, irq 4
> eth0: connected to PHY at ag71xx-mdio:0c [uid=8201, driver=Generic PHY]
The PHY is at address 0x0c. So the phy mask should be 0x1000 (1 << 12).
>
> I don't reall
Gabor, thanks for the feedback.
>> + ar71xx_eth0_data.phy_if_mode = PHY_INTERFACE_MODE_MII;
>> + ar71xx_eth0_data.speed = SPEED_100;
>> + ar71xx_eth0_data.duplex = DUPLEX_FULL;
>
> You don't have to specify the speed and duplex values if you are using a
> phy_mask.
Included patch adds support for the TP-link WA901ND-v2. I have yet to
map out the leds and buttons, but I don't anticipate having much
problem with that. I'll push that patch through once I get it done.
This patch also adds an init script to the ar71xx platform. It checks
to see if it is running o
OK, so I have the ethernet working. It's a MII interface, instead of a
RMII like the wa901nd v1. I also had to specify a phy_mask to get the
kernel to connect to the phy. Once that happens, I still have to run
mii_tool -R to get the port to come up.
I've got another issue that has me befuddled. Wh
Hi Jonathan,
> OK, so, I was finally able to compile forcedeth support into the
> kernel. It seems that the kernel compile process prompts whether to
> actually compile that in. Without running V=99, I had no way of
> telling it to actually include forcedeth support.
You don't need forcedeth supp
OK, so, I was finally able to compile forcedeth support into the
kernel. It seems that the kernel compile process prompts whether to
actually compile that in. Without running V=99, I had no way of
telling it to actually include forcedeth support.
That said, I still have no ethernet support. Strang
The stock firmware is now up at http://oneru.dyndns.org/openwrt/WA901NDv2/
The driver for the ethernet chip appears to be the the forcedeth.c
driver that ships with the kernel. I haven't been successful in making
the build process include that file for compilation, though. I've
added "CONFIG_FORCE
I'm working on support for the new version of the WA901ND. TP-link
changed nearly every component from version 1.
32 megs of ram
proc: AR9132-BC1E
ethernet chip: RTL8201CP
Wireless AR5416
Flash: 4MB
I've gotten everything working but the Ethernet port. It's a RTL8201CP
chip that drives the port. I
