Missing eth1addr for Banana Pi BPI-R3

Hi,

I have been investigating how to stop the MAC addresses on my Banana Pi BPI-R3 from changing on every boot.

It appears the ethaddr and eth1addr environment variables are used for this purpose as they are randomly generated on first boot, then become fixed after being saved to the environment storage.

However on my BPI-R3 I only see ethaddr which corresponds to the MT7530 switch device. There is no eth1addr for the other Ethernet device which is the SFP port. Thus Linux keeps generating a new MAC address for the SFP port.

How do I get U-boot to generate eth1addr and assign a permanent MAC address to the SFP port?

Thanks, Leith Bade leith@bade.nz