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Nicholas Angelos Angelou
Posted by Nicholas Angelos Angelou
on Jul 25 2012 14:00 PM
Prodigy225 points

Hi all,

I have a few questions related to driver modifications on the Ethernet interface.

Is there a way to remove reliance on the MDIO pins or fake it out in some way?  We have a test fixture board with the ports and PHYs, and everything routes through an FPGA, which does not have enough I/O for the MDIO.

Thanks in advance,

-Nick

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  • Madhvapathi Sriram
    Posted by Madhvapathi Sriram
    on Jul 26 2012 02:31 AM
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    Hi Nick,

    Intriguing application... just my thoughts/questions

    Nicholas Angelos Angelou
    Is there a way to remove reliance on the MDIO pins or fake it out in some way?

    From what I see, MDIO  and EMAC are implemented as different Device Abstraction Layers. So, if you have a separate arrangement for PHY interface, then you could have your own abstraction and replace references with MDIO with the references to your interface.

    Nicholas Angelos Angelou
    We have a test fixture board with the ports and PHYs, and everything routes through an FPGA, which does not have enough I/O for the MDIO.

    If you do not have an interface for PHY interaction (which in this case is MDIO) how do you get link related details? If you have a way seems you have no problem?

    Not very sure of what you need, perhaps more details would help?

    Thanks and regards,

    Madhvapathi Sriram

    Thanks and regards,

    Madhvapathi Sriram

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