Would be great if just a new dtb would solve the issue

Skateman wrote:Could the missing a /chosen node be the issue with the ¨not¨ working X5000 DPAA Ethernet adapter within Ubuntu PPC?
Would be great if just a new dtb would solve the issue
Skateman wrote:At this point i wont help me that much...but then again all info might fall into place one day.
Good to see that the adapter gets probed and works like it should within FreeBSD. (only the Mac addresses are still not the original X5K macs )
daz wrote:Skateman wrote:At this point i wont help me that much...but then again all info might fall into place one day.
Good to see that the adapter gets probed and works like it should within FreeBSD. (only the Mac addresses are still not the original X5K macs )
Not sure what you mean about mac addresses, the ones in his dmesg look correct to me - all the ones I've seen printed on boards and programmed into mac roms start with 00:50:c2.. like his do.
FYI the ethernet was probed and worked correctly when we used the Freescale linux SDK to build kernels, so a fix is possible, we just don't know what it is yet.
Regards
Darren
daz wrote:Skateman wrote:At this point i wont help me that much...but then again all info might fall into place one day.
Good to see that the adapter gets probed and works like it should within FreeBSD. (only the Mac addresses are still not the original X5K macs )
Not sure what you mean about mac addresses, the ones in his dmesg look correct to me - all the ones I've seen printed on boards and programmed into mac roms start with 00:50:c2.. like his do.
FYI the ethernet was probed and worked correctly when we used the Freescale linux SDK to build kernels, so a fix is possible, we just don't know what it is yet.
Regards
Darren
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