On 16/08/16 9:44 am, Dale Ghent wrote:
On Aug 15, 2016, at 5:22 PM, Ian Collins <[email protected]> wrote:
On 13/08/16 5:58 am, Robert Mustacchi wrote:
Ian, Killian, are any of these in a place where we could maybe put
together something which dumps some of the register space and you might
be able to run it? I can try putting together a one off module / command
or an updated platform / ioctl. Though again, testing this stuff is a
bit hard for me to do given hw.
Hello Robert,
Is there anything I can provide while I still have control of this box? I've
probably got another day or two before I have to fall back to Linux...
Just curious because a quick glance at the thread didn't seem to mention it -
what are the chipsets and/or the device IDs of the BCM interfaces in question?
If it can't be immediately addressable, it would be good to know for future
reference at least.
The output of 'prtconf -d /dev/<interface>' would suffice.
Hand transcribed from virtual console:
pci1028,639 (pciex14e4,165f) [Broadcom Corporation NetXtreme BCM5720
Gigabit Ethernet PCIe], instance #0
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Ian
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