Hello.
I would like to enable eno3 interface.
According to manual:
Connected internally (MAC to MAC) to swp5. This is used to carry switch controlled traffic between the switch and the Linux bridge. This interface is present if bit 851 is set in RCW.
How do I count 851 bit? How to change it inside rcw_1500.rcw file?
I see a string ENETC_RCW=3. Is it connected to 851 bit?
Thank you.
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Please refer to file rcw/ls1028asi/ls1028a.rcwi, ENETC_RCW is RCW[857:850].
So in ls1028ardb/R_SQPH_0x85be/rcw_1500.rcw, configuring ENETC_RCW as 3 means configuring RCW[851] as 1.
Please refer to file rcw/ls1028asi/ls1028a.rcwi, ENETC_RCW is RCW[857:850].
So in ls1028ardb/R_SQPH_0x85be/rcw_1500.rcw, configuring ENETC_RCW as 3 means configuring RCW[851] as 1.
Thank you for information, this is useful for me.
But I have additional question.
Now Ethernet cable is connected to the SWP0 connector.
By default, I can use it by commands:
ifconfig eno2 up
ifconfig swp0 up
ifconfig swp4 up
dhclient swp0
After these operations, I have the Internet.
But I would like to use eno3 interface.
For this purpose, I modified fsl-ls1028a.dtsi device-tree file.
Please take a look to the attached diff file.
After it, I can't connect to the Internet via both interfaces:
ifconfig eno2 up
ifconfig swp0 up
ifconfig swp4 up
dhclient swp0
As a result - no IP address
ifconfig eno3 up
ifconfig swp0 up
ifconfig swp5 up
dhclient swp0
As a result - no IP address
What is my mistake?
Please create a new thread for your new question.
Good! Now I investigate it.