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From 12/17/2018 to 01/15/2019
01/14/2019
- SA 05:55 PM Software Development: RE: RGMII pad skew on KSZ9031
- Thanks for the reply Mike. I'll talk to the software team and see if VxWorks resets the PHY. If not, then we will try the script route. If it does, we'll talk more later.
- MW 11:22 AM Software Development: RE: RGMII pad skew on KSZ9031
- Are you using uBoot to boot VxWorks?
I don't think there is enough space in the preloader to include the MDIO driver code and configure the RGMII, but I haven't ever tried that.
Updating the uBoot code should be pretty simple to ad... - DV 04:10 PM Software Development: RE: Second PHY MDIO interface
- Hi Vidar,
It looks like you are using Critical Link's 4.9 branch, is that correct?
Have you rebuilt and updated your preloader since enabling EMAC0? Seeing as you saw TX data out of the MDIO interface I'm assuming you have but I'm ...
Hi
I have added a second PHY to my board and connected it through the FPGA IO. I am using HPS EMAC0 and have added the emac splitter and the gmii_to_rgmii adapter in QSYS.
My problem is the MDIO interface. Connecting SignalTap to the...
01/13/2019
- We've got a custom board which is based on CriticalLink's baseboard. The PHY is the 9031. Try as we might to maintain the integrity of the RGMII signals on the PCB it seems the only way to get Gigabit working is to tweak the pad skew reg...
01/03/2019
- MJ 01:35 PM Software Development: RE: MitySOM-5CSX read-only Linux
- Thanks a lot Mike.
That does seem to setup the filesystem as read-only, and is quite a simple solution.
01/02/2019
- Hi
After updating my dts/dtb file I have an issue with the device tree generation. When booting the board I get a lot of these messages: - VJ 08:27 AM Software Development: RE: LinuxPTP: 1PPS output is running at 0.1Hz
- Theses issues are related to the stmmac driver.
See user forum: https://sourceforge.net/p/linuxptp/mailman/linuxptp-users/ for details.
Vidar
12/20/2018
- MF 03:23 PM Software Development: RE: MitySOM-5CSX read-only Linux
- Hi Mathew,
What you're describing sounds like filesystem corruption. If you have a read/write filesystem that you power-cycle over and over they eventually get corrupt.
This is why using a read-only filesystem is preferred.
I'm n...
12/18/2018
- Hi,
We're running everything from SD card, all based on the original image for the dev kit with some kernel mods (Linux 3.16.0 kernel).
This works well for us except that we have experienced 3 failures (out of about 25) during develo...