acefnq wrote: ↑Thu Mar 05, 2020 6:02 pm
Christian/Skateman
I self nominate for idiot of the week. I was using 5.6-alpha4 and not rc4, well it is 0330 in the morning here. All up and running, brilliant. Thanks for all your combined hard work on getting ethernet working.
ace
Hi Ace,
Your test is very interesting. It seems that the latest kernel updates solved the DPAA Ethernet issue. Many thanks for testing the RC4! It helped me very much. Could you please post the output of dmesg | grep dpaa?
Thanks,
Christian
Last edited by xeno74 on Thu Mar 05, 2020 6:50 pm, edited 1 time in total.
OK all is not as good as it seems. Onboard eth is intermittent, works one minute and not the next. I tried everything, dhcp, static etc. Funny enough when it did work it seemed to override Network Manager where I couldn't even change any of the settings for the connection. I have reverted back to my pci card and use onboard on AOS. Until I put my pci card back in grep would produce no output for me. The working of Linux baffle me sometimes-:)
acefnq wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 7:13 am
OK all is not as good as it seems. Onboard eth is intermittent, works one minute and not the next. I tried everything, dhcp, static etc. Funny enough when it did work it seemed to override Network Manager where I couldn't even change any of the settings for the connection. I have reverted back to my pci card and use onboard on AOS. Until I put my pci card back in grep would produce no output for me. The working of Linux baffle me sometimes-:)
Maybe the new U-Boot version solved the issue after all.
acefnq wrote: ↑Fri Mar 06, 2020 7:13 am
OK all is not as good as it seems. Onboard eth is intermittent, works one minute and not the next. I tried everything, dhcp, static etc. Funny enough when it did work it seemed to override Network Manager where I couldn't even change any of the settings for the connection. I have reverted back to my pci card and use onboard on AOS. Until I put my pci card back in grep would produce no output for me. The working of Linux baffle me sometimes-:)
Maybe the new U-Boot version solved the issue after all.
Just to know for sure... i have been using the X5000 RC4 with DPAA Ethernet for 1 hour 30 minutes. There has been flowing a few hundreds of megabyte through the adapter with no issues at all. Lets figure out where what goes wrong with the other users.
Could you please test the RC4-2 with the DPAA Ethernet as well?
Thanks,
Christian
RC4-2 Tested and broke the DPAA Ethernet functionality. The adapter does not get an IP address. Seems like link negotiation is not working. Reverted back to RC4 and posting this with a working DPAA Ethernet adapter
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