Looking For XILINX TEMAC Driver For linux 2.4 or 2.6
David H. Lynch Jr.
dhlii at dlasys.net
Fri Oct 20 16:15:00 EST 2006
Sharon Feldman wrote:
>
> I Need XILINX ll_temac Or PLB_Temac Drivers For Linux 2.4 Or 2.6
>
> I Understand There Is A Driver For MV That Can Be Used.
>
> Best Regards/
>
there is more than one implimentation of the ll_temac
as well as m ore than one of the plb_temac.
I have a combined 2.6 driver that I am working on.
It works (or it did last time I tried it) for the ll_temac
without the DMA engine.
no interrupts, slow with a fairly high rate of dropped packets.
The plb_temac portion is only for Fifo based plb_temacs, and is
close but not quite working yet.
It supports MII and autonegotiation (the last incarnation of the
Xilinx MV driver I save posted did not.)
I have used the Xilinx MV 2.6 driver - you can find links to it in
the ML archives, seems to work well enough
but is one speed - I forget which one. It is fairly simple to change
the code to a different speed, but it does not support autonegotiation
or MII.
There is a monsterous patch to the linux-2.6 git tree at
http://web.dlasys.net:8888/clients/pico/pico.patch that is for the Pico
E12/E14 boards.
Aside from the board support it includes My temac driver, The Xilinx
MV edk driver, my Uartlite driver, Peter Korsgaard's Uartlite driver
as well as in progress support for assorted other facets of the Pico
E12/E14.
You should be able to apply it to a 2.6.18 source tree, and have
support for some additional Xilinx hardware for your board - BUT, most
of the drivers
require additional data in you board support code.
--
Dave Lynch DLA Systems
Software Development: Embedded Linux
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