Date: Tue, 20 Aug 2013 12:47:10 -0700 From: John Clark <jeclark2006@aim.com> To: Aleksander <aleek@FreeBSD.org> Cc: "freebsd-ppc@FreeBSD.org" <freebsd-ppc@freebsd.org> Subject: Re: P1020wlan REV D DTS file? Message-ID: <833BA79A-E0CB-4B1E-93F6-E07CF08F6014@aim.com> In-Reply-To: <CABkKHSa=OpW7YB%2BLTzRNch=nhXBSUEzCy3wjdzDBDGH33yjH9w@mail.gmail.com> References: <0E4E55FF-5FDC-40D5-844E-F93CB0969513@aim.com> <CABkKHSaiDb_J%2B=ZHv7HMpB=Tfzp9oBYAi9%2BE4RNChVA=Tswz%2BQ@mail.gmail.com> <DCCC8C11-54DA-44E9-8D55-C4266C2EEF38@aim.com> <CABkKHSa=OpW7YB%2BLTzRNch=nhXBSUEzCy3wjdzDBDGH33yjH9w@mail.gmail.com>
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On Jul 30, 2013, at 11:35 PM, Aleksander <aleek@FreeBSD.org> wrote: > Yes, you need to modify your dts in order to use existing tsec driver. = The attachment contains my patched p1020rdb.dts file. As you can see I = disabled first and second tsec and using only third. > The major change is putting mdio0 as a child of enet0. Please be = aware, that this code is not refactored - I just wanted it to work by = now:) Also, pcie might not work. >=20 > regards > aleek I was eventually able to get the tsec0 device up. However, it required a = 'mod' to the code which allowed the mdio registers at 24000 to be mapped = in to manage the phy. I don't know exactly why that was required. I moved on to the real time clock, thinking that it would be easy=85 for = some reason, when the second i2c bus was tested, the simplistic 'probe' = seem to indicate there was a second ds1339 and so, clobbered the first, and only, ds1339 instance. I hacked that to only have on = instance of an RTC. I've moved on to the PCIE interface, and while it seems to setup = registers, etc. when I run pciconf from the command line, now that NFS = mounting at boot works, I don't see any devices associated with the PCIE = interface. Do you have any comments on the PCIE interface and why even device = config info is not being listed via pciconf. Thanks, John Clark.
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