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    From: Mark<jarvin@e...>
    Date: Sat Dec 1 17:50:38 CET 2007
    Subject: [openrisc] FPGA Board / Ethernet PHY
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    fpga_group@y... wrote:
    > i am using a board with a Ethernet PHY from National Conductors
    > DP83865 and i would like to use the Ethernet MAC with openrisc. Do you
    > have an idea if this ost working with that Ethernet PHY? because
    > almost all xilinx board r using it. And in my uclinux i didnt found any
    > Ethernet PHy from National Conductors..
    That's a 10/100/1000 PHY, right? Do you mean that you've booted uClinux
    on the board but the kernel doesn't detect the PHY or do you mean that
    you've looked through the uClinux source and you don't see a reference
    to that PHY? Either way, don't PHYs have a pretty standard interface?
    Shouldn't it be pretty trivial to add support?

    > i am using the following board
    >
    > XtremeDSP Starter Platform - Spartan-3A DSP 1800A Edition
    >
    I haven't used uClinux on OpenRISC myself (I tried to build it once but
    it failed to compile), but I have used the OpenCores Ethernet MAC in an
    OR1200 SoC implemented on the Digilent XUPV2P board (which uses an Intel
    LXT972C PHY). I think much of the original OpenRISC development (e.g.,
    the ORP) was done on an Xess board, possibly the XSA-50 that's currently
    for sale on eBay. I mention this in case you're still shopping around
    for a board. Academic pricing on the Digilent board makes it a bargain.

     
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