Hi Jonas,
> I cannot find any rockchip board in U-Boot or Linux that currently use
> a ethernet2 alias, have you sent a Linux patch that I have missed?
>
> The addition of eth1addr was done because there are and was in-tree
> boards that have use for both ethaddr and eth1addr.
>
> Suggest you sen
Hi Quentin,
many thanks for all your feedback and input.
> If DM_SEQ_ALIAS is enabled, I believe so.
> I would imagine people be surprised if the same device operates under
two different MAC addresses depending on which SW is running at the
moment (U-Boot or Linux for example).
So far I only
nd does not generate
new/different MAC addresses for ethernet* aliases which have a related
eth*addr variable, it should not be able to break anything, but only
turns all those MAC addresses to static, which are otherwise random.
Best regards,
Micha (aka MichaIng)
DietPi project lead
Am 18.06.
a generic approach would be possible, incrementing the
bit mask by one each loop, to assign up to a quite large number of MAC
addresses to ethernet aliases.
Best regards,
Micha (aka MichaIng)
DietPi project lead
eth1addr.
The change has been successfully tested on the NanoPi R5S and NanoPi
R6S: With ethernet[0-2] device tree aliases (correctly) defined, both
boards get 3 static MAC addresses.
Signed-off-by: MichaIng
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arch/arm/mach-rockchip/board.c | 4
1 file changed, 4 insertions(+)
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Hey guys,
for our PINE64 Quartz64 images, I am working on moving from an older
U-Boot fork (by Peter Geis', but rebased until v2022.07:
https://gitlab.com/MichaIng/u-boot) to upstream U-Boot.
But I was running into an error on boot:
ERROR: Did not find a cmdline Flattened Device Tre
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