On Dec 17, 2011, at 15:16, Wolfgang Denk wrote:
Dear Kyle Moffett,
In message 1324001821-15337-1-git-send-email-kyle.d.moff...@boeing.com you
wrote:
When using an offboard ethernet chip such as e1000, it is highly likely
that the driver has already read a valid MAC address from the onboard
Dear Moffett, Kyle D,
In message 58a08f2d-4743-4634-a909-466eb8535...@boeing.com you wrote:
Yes, it should. The rule is that then environment settings always
have precedence, and if they are missing or contain different data
than other sources for this information, a waning shall be
Dear Kyle Moffett,
In message 1324001821-15337-1-git-send-email-kyle.d.moff...@boeing.com you
wrote:
When using an offboard ethernet chip such as e1000, it is highly likely
that the driver has already read a valid MAC address from the onboard
EEPROM. In that case, U-Boot should not issue a
When using an offboard ethernet chip such as e1000, it is highly likely
that the driver has already read a valid MAC address from the onboard
EEPROM. In that case, U-Boot should not issue a warning about the
absence of an eth*addr value in the environment.
Since the calling code in
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