Dear "David Collier",
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wrote:
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> I concede I can indeed do the one thing I need here by using decimal
> values with hex arithmetic, and it will give the right answer.
>
> though it is truly horrible coding :-)
You misunderstand. You misunderstand completly.
Exstracting the las
OK,
I concede I can indeed do the one thing I need here by using decimal
values with hex arithmetic, and it will give the right answer.
though it is truly horrible coding :-)
I can see situations where I'd want to do something like "add one to the
last serial number I used" where decimal arithm
Dear "David Collier",
In message you
wrote:
> > I did not only describe it, I tested it. I just "tricked" a bit.
> > You asked to extract the last two digits, and I used "% 100" to do
> > this. Note that this works correctly in any number base - may it be
> > 10 or 16 or whatever :-)
> >
> > H
> I did not only describe it, I tested it. I just "tricked" a bit.
> You asked to extract the last two digits, and I used "% 100" to do
> this. Note that this works correctly in any number base - may it be
> 10 or 16 or whatever :-)
>
> Hey, that was clever, wasn't it? :-)
yeah it was - but of c
Dear "David Collier",
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wrote:
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> serialnumber=1234
> set_mac_IP=setexprd sn34 ${serialnumber} % 100 ;setexprd sn12
> ${serialnumber} / 100; setenv ipaddr 10.212.${sn12}.${sn34}; setenv
> ethaddr 00:90:46:20:${sn12}:${sn34}; setenv eth1addr
> 00:90:46:21:${sn12}:${sn34}; setenv sn
Dear "David Collier",
In message you
wrote:
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> Well I have got it working - but it seems to do exactly what you say it
> doesn't
Well, I'm not always right :-)
> so it looks like it works ONLY in hex -
Makes sense. That's what semi-all commands do in U-Boot.
> I'd like the decimal version
wow
serialnumber=1234
set_mac_IP=setexprd sn34 ${serialnumber} % 100 ;setexprd sn12
${serialnumber} / 100; setenv ipaddr 10.212.${sn12}.${sn34}; setenv
ethaddr 00:90:46:20:${sn12}:${sn34}; setenv eth1addr
00:90:46:21:${sn12}:${sn34}; setenv sn12 ; setenv sn34
that's seriously useful!
TVM
David
Well I have got it working - but it seems to do exactly what you say it
doesn't
for instance
LPNC U-Boot> printenv serialnumber
serialnumber=410
LPNC U-Boot> setexpr sn34 ${serialnumber} / 2
LPNC U-Boot> printenv sn34
sn34=208
so it looks like it works ONLY in hex -
yup
a = simple_st
Dear "David Collier",
In message you
wrote:
>
> I have a batch of boards in production.
>
> say serial numbers 1 to 50
>
> I want to set the 2 mac address, and the ip address so that the last few
> digits match the serial number.
>
> can I do this easily with some sort of u-boot script? Or c
David Collier wrote:
> This may be bloody obvious to most of you, but I'm still learning.
>
> I have a batch of boards in production.
>
> say serial numbers 1 to 50
>
> I want to set the 2 mac address, and the ip address so that the last few
> digits match the serial number.
>
> can I do this easil
This may be bloody obvious to most of you, but I'm still learning.
I have a batch of boards in production.
say serial numbers 1 to 50
I want to set the 2 mac address, and the ip address so that the last few
digits match the serial number.
can I do this easily with some sort of u-boot script? Or
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