3 Sep
2008
3 Sep
'08
4:26 p.m.
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.
{------- 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 linux code. I think that if you want to use enviroment variable of u-boot, you must write in the eeprom only if the value is different from the enviroment variable.
assuming dm9000 has something similar, you'll just have to call both
of
them from board_eth_init() in the order you prefer.
Haavard
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