I am using a Ubicom processor with 128 MB of ram, and a network interface and a USB port. The issue I have is if I have u-boot enabled then 99% of the time the network will not work in linux. I know this is probably a Ubicom driver issue, and they do not have the time to resolve the problem. So what I want to do is to completely disable the network in u-boot so I don't have this problem.
My question is what changes do I need to make in my configuration .h file to accomplish this. The Only configuration options I see are /* * Ethernet configuration */ #define CONFIG_PHY_ADDR 0x00 #define CONFIG_ENV_OVERWRITE 1 /* allow overwriting of ethaddr */
So do I just undefined CONFIG_PHY_ADDR? Will this be enough?
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