On 2018-04-17 00:36, Linus Walleij wrote:
On Mon, Apr 16, 2018 at 2:00 AM, Roman Yeryomin <ro...@advem.lv> wrote:
Looking at your tree...
I don't see any (affecting) differences in ethernet driver itself.
Probably it's something else.. MDIO?
After looking into ethernet I've found several issues.
1. skew delay settings were not ported from old driver to dts for
nas4220b
board
2. kernel config in you patches (accidentally?) disabled bridge
support
3. driver crashes if you try to disable unused gmac in dts because of
access
to uninitialized port(0|1) member of struct gemini_ethernet
Ouch. Sorry for my sucky backport. :(
So after fixing all above ethernet on nas4220b is working ok.
You are my hero :)
Can you confirm that after enabling bridge support back (just remove
CONFIG_BRIDGE from gemini kernel config and rebuild) ethernet comes up
on
D-link boards? That is with default network config.
I think it's best if I test your entire set-up on the D-Link routers.
Do you have a git branch I can grab?
Will try to prepare that tomorrow.
Target kernel config must be cleaned up, it's redundant in some places
and overrides some things which it should not.
I've managed to get usb working, it was kernel config error again (and
Hans' patch he sent earlier is actually working). But still usb has
problems, e.g. I couldn't get both ports working, only one of them.
SATA seems to be working out of the box, which is good!
Regards,
Roman
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