This is certainly a good option, maybe I try to make the dm9000x-driver
a eth_device. But if this is too hard than this will be my fall-back
scenario.
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I think that the mac address of the dm9000 is on the eeprom. Linux write
it using
ethtool. Take a look at the dm9000_write_eeprom in the
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"Frank van der Schoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Well after some more investigation: the macb-driver is creating an
> eth_device-structure and this structure is initialised in
> macb_eth_initialize() and then registered with eth_register(). So this
> gives it some
Hi,
Haavard Skinnemoen wrote:
> "Frank v/d Schoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> We have a board with 2 ethernet ports: one on the macb and the other on a
>> dm9000-chip. Got them both working under linux but the dm9000 doesn't get a
>> MAC-address assigned now. I would like to give the dm9000
"Frank v/d Schoot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> We have a board with 2 ethernet ports: one on the macb and the other on a
> dm9000-chip. Got them both working under linux but the dm9000 doesn't get a
> MAC-address assigned now. I would like to give the dm9000 its MAC-address in
> U-Boot via a envir
Hi All,
We have a board with 2 ethernet ports: one on the macb and the other on a
dm9000-chip. Got them both working under linux but the dm9000 doesn't get a
MAC-address assigned now. I would like to give the dm9000 its MAC-address in
U-Boot via a environment-variable. Because I'm new to U-Boot, I
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