netsrv driver [driver...]where driver is one of:
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RTL8139C+ (eg. as emulated by qemu)
rtl:pcidev:irq
pcidev = (bus << 8) | (dev << 3) | (fn << 0)
For qemu, it's usually: rtl:0x10:10
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iMX ENET module (== "Freescale Ethernet Controller"?)
enet:mmio:irq[:no-mdio][:phyinfo]
no-mdio disables MDIO support (only one module can drive MDIO bus)
When an external PHY is used, phyinfo is formatted as follows:
PHY[:model]:[busnr.]id[:reset:[-]n:/dev/gpioX][:irq:[-]n:/dev/gpioX]
model = PHY chip model in lowercase, one of: { ksz8081rna, ksz8081rnb, ksz8081rnd, rtl8201fi-vc-cg, rtl8211fdi-cg }
busnr = bus registered by driver (in driver-arg-order, counted from 0)
id = PHY address
reset/irq: GPIO descriptors:
minus = signal is active-low
n = pin number
/dev/gpioX = GPIO bank driver node
(When GPIOs are used, gpiosrv must be already running.)
iMX.6ULL's evaluation board needs:
enet:0x02188000:150:PHY:ksz8081rnb:0.2:irq:5:/dev/gpio5 enet:0x020b4000:152:no-mdio:PHY:ksz8081rnb:0.1:irq:6:/dev/gpio5
iMX.RT1064's evaluation board needs:
enet:0x402D8000:130:PHY:ksz8081rnb:0.2:irq:-10:/dev/gpio1:reset:-9:/dev/gpio1
iMX.RT1170's evaluation board B (EVKB) needs:
enet:0x40424000:153:PHY:rtl8201fi-vc-cg:0.3:reset:12:/dev/gpio12:irq:-11:/dev/gpio9
enet:0x40420000:157:PHY:rtl8211fdi-cg:1.1:reset:-14:/dev/gpio11:irq:-13:/dev/gpio11
make TARGET=targetwhere target matches kernel/libphoenix TARGET value.
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