> business to know, but that the usb device on the specific wired-up USB > port to the RJ45 soldered on the board should be guided a particular way > when the interface name is registered. That can only be done properly > in-kernel by passing in a flag to usbnet specific to the device instance > to guide its choice. To my mind the MAC case is a bit different to the name case. It's really not about policy in that situation it's a USB widget with a non standard "retrieve mac address" method. You could fix it up in user space from firmware tables, or in either from looking in your device tree. There is one way you could actually hide all this in your board specific gunge at the moment without touching the core kernel I think. Take a look at how register_netdev_notifier() works. That will give you a NETDEV_REGISTER event for each device being registered so you can then pick out your usb network device. It might need some slightly unclean knowledge of the usb net driver in your glue but in the short term until there is a nice device tree type answer it would allow you to get your MAC address set up properly I think ? Alan -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-usb" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
