Part Number: TLK10031
Tool/software: Linux
I am working on 10GE application. We were able to finish the prototype of the board.
In the FPGA, we have ZYNQ7000 connected to 10GE MAC IP, and this IP is connected to an external TI PHY through XAUI IP. The MDIO of 10Ge IP is connected to the PHY for configuration.
I am able to configure this PHY through a bare-metal C code. However, I am not sure how to configure this PHY through linux.
How can I enable this external PHY from Linux? is there any tutorial or start point that might help?
Linux can detect the other phy, which is connected to the hard MAC of ZYNQ.
We were able to test the tlk10031 PHY by accessing it through a custom MDIO on FPGA. We can see the default values of registers. Also we were able to test the clkout coming from it.
Thanks
Hello,
I am working on 10GE application. We were able to finish the prototype of the board.
In the FPGA, we have ZYNQ7000 connected to 10GE MAC IP, and this IP is connected to an external TI PHY through XAUI IP. The MDIO of 10Ge IP is connected to the PHY for configuration.
I am able to configure this PHY through a bare-metal C code. However, I am not sure how to configure this PHY through linux.
How can I enable this external PHY from Linux? is there any tutorial or start point that might help?
Linux is able to detect only the other PHY (1G), but not the tlk10031.
We are able to configure the PHY by using a baremetal application, and test the clockout coming from it.
Thanks
Hello,
I am working on 10GE application. We were able to finish the prototype of the board.
In the FPGA, we have ZYNQ7000 connected to 10GE MAC IP, and this IP is connected to an external TI PHY through XAUI IP. The MDIO of 10Ge IP is connected to the PHY for configuration.
I am able to configure this PHY through a bare-metal C code. However, I am not sure how to configure this PHY through linux.
How can I enable this external PHY from Linux? is there any tutorial or start point that might help?
We are able to detect the other PHY (1G) which is connected to the hard MAC of ZYNQ.
Thanks