Matthew Dharm wrote:
>
> I would love a copy of that, personally. Could you send it to me (or
> the list)?
>
> Matt
>
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> > I also have a hacked-up port of MontaVista's HHLinux gt96100eth code
> > that is functional on 64240 and 64240A in little-endian mode and
> > untested in BE. It still lacks support for any "advanced"
> > features of
> > the Galileo chips.
> >
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Matt:
I'll zip up a copy of the gt64240eth driver as soon as I can track down
the relvant include files, and send it to you. I should mention that
I'm still running it on a 2.4.0-test9 kernel.
Maybe after you verify that it is complete, we can post it to the list.
Our board configuration is a QED RM5261A with GT64240A, Intel Flash,
STK1744 RTC/NVRAM, 16C2550 DUART, and a bunch of Conexant HDLC I/O --
not all of which is coded yet.
I do have the basic arch/mips/patton/{generic,dsl3224} board support
trees which were based on mips/atlas and ev96100 ports but,
unfortunately, I still reference some Galileo/VxWorks sample code in the
interrupt handler. This needs to be cleaned up. I originally used
their code only because I did not have a working 64240 board to test
with and the Galileo datasheets are so ambiguous that I thought that
their sample code programmers might have had some hidden insight into
the chips. I since have learned that the opposite is true and need to
clean all of that stuff out.
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Paul K.
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