On 26/03/12 16:16, Pieter Voorthuijsen wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I own a dgn3500 adsl2 router from netgear and I'm trying to get
> open-wrt running on this system. Currently the support for the system
> is limited to booting and basic networking (which is already a very
> nice starting point). My goal is to get the wireless working and after
> that the spi flash/mtd partitions.
> 
> The system has an atheros ar9223 all-in-one wifi chip connected to
> pci. From looking at other implementations it is common to have a
> partition on the flash that contains the eeprom data. This partition
> is read into platform data during boot. The dgn3500 does not have a
> partition with this info, instead it has a file called eeprom in
> /etc/ath...
> 
> Right now I converted the eeprom to a header and included it in the
> kernel to make things work. What is the preferred way of handling this
> file? It would make sense to use the default kernel firmware handling,
> but I don't know that can be used in board specific code...

look at how the gigaset board does it. a similar approach should work
for you


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