Linux/TDA2EVM5777: Why I can not find the address of the emac slave when I look at the dra7.dtsi in Vision SDK(03.00.00).

Hi, Lucas Gou,

Your query has been forwarded to an expert (just expect some delay due to holidays).

Regards,
Mariya

Hello Lucas,

The PHY addresses are part of EVM.c in the uboot (board\ti\dra7xx\evm.c).
Search for cpsw_slaves structure which has phy_addr as one of field.

Hi,

Are you kidding? This is the dts file. It is read by the kernel. I just want to explain why the address of the slave can not be found in the TDA2x Technical Reference Manual?

regards, Lucas

Lucas,

Address of PHY can't be found in TRM as it is hardware dependent. TDA/DRA devices support upto 32 PHY addresses and board designer can configure/connect external PHY it to any one of these. For example DRA7xx EVM has PHYs connected at phy address 0x2 and 0x3 where as some customer can connect it at 0x0 and 0x1.

I note that the address of cpsw_emac(slave). It is not the phy address!

Hello Lucas,

If you are asking where is address 48480200 shown in label slave@48480200 , it is not present in DRA7xx TRM.
The address might be from another device and didnt get changed when driver was ported to DRA7xx. Anyway as it was just label for slave, no functional implications.

Hi，I use the TDA2x TRM. Is that right?
And I also have a quenstion.Why there is no file named dra7-evm-infoadas.dts in my VisionSDK(03.00.00)/kernel/arch/arm/boot/dts? I only have the dra7-evm-infoadas.dtb in ti_components/os_tools/linux/kernel/linux-kernel-addon/bin. Are there some bugs in the SDK?Can you please give me the dtb file by the e-mail? Thanks.

Hello Lucas,

Yes, TDA2x TRM is correct.
About your question regarding dtb file, i will ask VSDK linux expert to respond.