Another follow up: Wow, this is amazing. Within a few minutes of getting
this change made, I got the board to successfully get an IP over DHCP. This
is awesome! Thanks for the help, all.
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 1:27 PM, Chris Seto wrote:
> Ahah!!
>
> I knew it was something simple. Yup. That did
Ahah!!
I knew it was something simple. Yup. That did it.
Thanks all!!
On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 1:01 PM, goldsi...@gmx.de wrote:
> On 18.01.2018 17:46, Chris Seto wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm using LwIP 2.0 running on an STM32F4 with a TI TLK110 ethernet PHY.
> I've written the driver for the PHY and
On 18.01.2018 17:46, Chris Seto wrote:
Hi,
I'm using LwIP 2.0 running on an STM32F4 with a TI TLK110 ethernet
PHY. I've written the driver for the PHY and corrected the definitions
within the STM32 HAL such that the PHY is initialized correctly. When
low_level_init() returns, the link is guar
On 18.01.2018 18:31, Noam Weissman wrote:
Hi Chris,
I am not working with ST HAL, rather with the older SPL (standard
peripheral library).
I do not know why you needed to change the PHY driver as all the
standard PHY’s that are IEEE
compatible will work the same.
Noam, that's simply no
Hi Chris,
If you are able to read/write PHY registers that means that the SMI interface
is up and running.
Before digging into LwIP make sure your MII/RMII and DMA are configured
correctly with the
driver. I am working with LwIP for last 7 years and I almost had no problems
with LwIP.
If
I had a similar looking issue last week bringing up lwip for the first
time. In my case it was because I hadn't set both the interface and the
link as being 'up'.
Will
On 18 Jan 2018 5:46 pm, "Chris Seto" wrote:
> Hi Noam, Thanks for the reply.
>
> A few of the defs seemed to be wrong for my PH
Hi Noam, Thanks for the reply.
A few of the defs seemed to be wrong for my PHY. Specifically, the bits in
MISR and BMSR. Slight differences. The bits existed, but not in the order
the HAL config files indicated them to.I copied my config to the bottom of
this message.
That said, I don't think tha
Hi Chris,
I am not working with ST HAL, rather with the older SPL (standard peripheral
library).
I do not know why you needed to change the PHY driver as all the standard PHY’s
that are IEEE
compatible will work the same.
The ST driver has two portions:
1. MDIO/MDC connectivity (SMI)
2
Hi,
I'm using LwIP 2.0 running on an STM32F4 with a TI TLK110 ethernet PHY.
I've written the driver for the PHY and corrected the definitions within
the STM32 HAL such that the PHY is initialized correctly. When
low_level_init() returns, the link is guaranteed physically up.
I'm having an issue w
