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I have powered on the NXP S32G RDB2 Board and was able to communicate serially with PuTTY. However when I want to connect ethernet cable to it. Even though I tried assigning static IPs, it wouldn't ping. I want to enable the ethernet driver or solve the issue so that I can test my usecases.
Hello @chenyin_h , I am glad to share that finally it is pinging and tested out by connecting to router and creating a private network with other boards, for now I am exploring ethernet communications at other ports too. For any other problems, I shall open another ticket or post.
Thank you!
Hello, @vigneshrk0482
Thanks for your reply.
I have just tested it on my local RDB2 with default BSP35.0 images(without any other settings), the eth0 could be used correctly.
The testing log is attached for your reference.
BR
Chenyin
Hello @chenyin_h ,
The BSP version is Auto Linux 35 (U-boot from SD Card) and using the GMAC port. However I think that the ethernet is not enabled. When I checked eth0 in ip route it says NO-CARRIER but in ifconfig it says UP. Also I want to use this to communicate with Raspberry Pi to NXP board. Please guide me what steps to do as I have tried all the attempts.
Hello, @vigneshrk0482
Thanks for the post.
May I know which version BSP(or other software package) is used for your test? which network port was used?
BR
Chenyin