> This task should be performed in B210 (I guess, ethernet MAC is drived
> by FPGA in here).
The B210 is a USB3 device ... there is no ethernet anywhere in there.
> So, how can i start to this task ? Where can i find an
> example or some information to drive built-in ethernet MAC in FPGA ? It
> w
Hello,
Thank you for your answers. Actually, we need to achieve this task.
This task should be performed in B210 (I guess, ethernet MAC is drived
by FPGA in here). So, how can i start to this task ? Where can i find an
example or some information to drive built-in ethernet MAC in FPGA ? It
w
On 05/21/2019 02:56 PM, Sylvain Munaut wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Yes, it's connected to the PS and not the PL.
> _However_ ... you could just remove the ethernet driver from the linux
> side, then drive the built-in ethernet mac from the FPGA by just
> acting as an AXI master.
>
> None of this is trivial
Hi,
Yes, it's connected to the PS and not the PL.
_However_ ... you could just remove the ethernet driver from the linux
side, then drive the built-in ethernet mac from the FPGA by just
acting as an AXI master.
None of this is trivial however ...
Cheers,
Sylvain
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You should check the schematic, but as I recall the ethernet interface
is connected directly to the ARM and not via the FPGA fabric.
Philip
On 05/21/2019 10:32 AM, Ramazan Çetin via USRP-users wrote:
> Hello,
>
> We want to use E310 as a peripheral network device like N210. We want
> the RF samp
Hello,
We want to use E310 as a peripheral network device like N210. We want
the RF samples come to ethernet interface through FPGA without passing
from CPU. In short, we don't want to use CPU. So, can we configure FPGA
to achieve this task? (Connecting ethernet interface directly to FPGA)
B
