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Subject: Re: How to change MAC address on RPI-B?
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Hi John,

yes it is possible to set the MAC address at boot with the last patch
from HPS. You only need to change driver and kernel, than it works.

I've tried to set it in uEnv.txt: This sets the MAC address before the
FreeBSD kernel boots. You can change it with U-Boot, but after running
the kernel it's always the same MAC address of the device. Also with a
change in the RPI FDT file it wasn't possible.

Regards,

On 23.11.2016 22:16, John W. Kitz wrote:
> Reiner,
> 
> I'm curious if you needed a driver change to be able to set a locally
> administered mac address, does that mean it's impossible for you to set it
> through uEnv.txt?
> 
> Jk.
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