I tried making the loop slower, but no luck.
Just another thing I found today. If you reboot from a working Linux
(ctr-alt-del), ethernet works flawlessly on u-boot !!!
2008/7/9 Jerry Van Baren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Victor wrote:
>>
>> Something more I have found out:
>>
>> I've looking at d
Victor wrote:
> Something more I have found out:
>
> I've looking at drivers/net/lan91c96.c:
>
> I have enabled Debug, and hardcoded my Mac address on get_rom_mac().
>
> I loaded u-boot on my board, and when I run a tftp command I get this:
>
> $ tftp
> LAN91C96:smc_close
> LAN91C96:smc_shutdow
Something more I have found out:
I've looking at drivers/net/lan91c96.c:
I have enabled Debug, and hardcoded my Mac address on get_rom_mac().
I loaded u-boot on my board, and when I run a tftp command I get this:
$ tftp
LAN91C96:smc_close
LAN91C96:smc_shutdown
LAN91C96:smc_open
LAN91C96:smc_res
2008/7/9 Ben Warren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Victor wrote:
>>
>> This is a problem I've been fighting to for a long time. I'm sure it
>> would be something stupid I haven't noticed, but I don't know what
>> else to try. My Linux OS is working flawlessly with a correct eth0
>> device, so at least I kn
Victor wrote:
> This is a problem I've been fighting to for a long time. I'm sure it
> would be something stupid I haven't noticed, but I don't know what
> else to try. My Linux OS is working flawlessly with a correct eth0
> device, so at least I know it's not (or should not) a hardware
> problem.
2008/7/8 Jerry Van Baren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Victor wrote:
>>
>> This is a problem I've been fighting to for a long time. I'm sure it
>> would be something stupid I haven't noticed, but I don't know what
>> else to try. My Linux OS is working flawlessly with a correct eth0
>> device, so at least
Victor wrote:
> This is a problem I've been fighting to for a long time. I'm sure it
> would be something stupid I haven't noticed, but I don't know what
> else to try. My Linux OS is working flawlessly with a correct eth0
> device, so at least I know it's not (or should not) a hardware
> problem.
This is a problem I've been fighting to for a long time. I'm sure it
would be something stupid I haven't noticed, but I don't know what
else to try. My Linux OS is working flawlessly with a correct eth0
device, so at least I know it's not (or should not) a hardware
problem.
Everything else works a
