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Subject: Re: VLAN support on OpenBMC
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On Tue, 2017-07-25 at 09:28 +0930, Joel Stanley wrote:
> > There has code supporting VLAN filters. With it, the NCSI channel is
> > associated with one or multiple VLANs. However, we need add code in
> > ftgmac100.c to support VLAN based ethernet devices.

I added vlan support to ftgmac100 already, we need to plumb in the
NCSI bits (or if they are there, hook them up with ftgmac100 properly).

Cheers,
Ben.