[U-Boot-Users] Tftp/Ping not working on a at91rm9200 based board with Intel LXT971a

[U-Boot-Users] Tftp/Ping not working on a at91rm9200 based board with Intel LXT971a

[Stage Iup - Fabrice & Frederic]

Hi all
i'm actually trying to use a LXT971 on a arm rm9200 based based board
so i'm using the at91r9200dk_config to compile the sources
i've just changed the dm9161.c and dm9161.h files to match the good register 
(dm9161.h contents is replaced by the one of lxt971a.h). I've put these two 
files in the mail
So the PHY component is well detected, so as the connection properties 
(10/100 Half/Full-Duplex) but when i try to ping a foreign device (i've 
activate the ping function) or if i try to use tftp to download file, 
nothing is happening (no connection on the tftp server are detected)

So does anybody have an idea about how to make the network component 
working?

-- 
Cordialement

Fabrice & Fr?d?ric
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[U-Boot-Users] Tftp/Ping not working on a at91rm9200 based board with Intel LXT971a

[Wolfgang Denk]

In message <cbc1ab77050708041887b8233@mail.gmail.com> you wrote:
> 
> i'm actually trying to use a LXT971 on a arm rm9200 based based board
> so i'm using the at91r9200dk_config to compile the sources
> i've just changed the dm9161.c and dm9161.h files to match the good register 
> (dm9161.h contents is replaced by the one of lxt971a.h). I've put these two 
> files in the mail

Please don't do this. Nobody can  make  heads  or  tails  of  such  a
posting. If you have something to share, then please provide a proper
context diff.

> So does anybody have an idea about how to make the network component 
> working?

Without knowing anything about your hardware? That's tricky.

Best regards,

Wolfgang Denk

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