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and subject line Re: Bug#591604: Fixed upstream
has caused the Debian Bug report #591604,
regarding uboot-envtools: fw_setenv refuses to set ethaddr, even though it can 
be set via uboot directly
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Package: uboot-envtools
Version: 20081215-2
Severity: normal

when i try to use fw_setenv for the ethaddr variable on a Marvell
guruplug, i get this error (mac address is anonymized):

0 root@moo:~# fw_setenv ethaddr 00:f0:43:XX:XX:XX
Can't overwrite "ethaddr"
1 root@moo:~# 

however, i'm able to reset the variable from the uboot bootloader directly:

Marvell>> setenv ethaddr 00:f0:43:XX:XX:XX
Marvell>> save

after which, the mac address does actually change (though i needed an
extra reboot).

So the source for fw_setenv seems to be unnecessarily restrictive.

Thanks for maintaining uboot-envtools!

   --dkg

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Version: 2012.04.01-1

On 2015-04-04, drEagle wrote:
> This may be fixed since : 
> http://git.denx.de/?p=u-boot.git;a=commit;h=aa701b94336b358798d676eef12a7b90bdac23f5

Ok, marking as done with the version in Debian that contained that commit.

live well,
  vagrant

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