We have a board with the Galileo GT64260 chip and we'd like to use the
gt64260 ethernet driver. At the moment, its config option is in
arch/ppc/config.in and is controlled by the CONFIG_GT64260 option
(which is not turned on for our boards, CONFIG_GEMINI is). I'd think
that the preferred way to fix this is to put the CONFIG_GT64260_ETH
option in drivers/net/config.in. The alternative is to have
if [ "$CONFIG_GT64260" = "y" -o "$CONFIG_GEMINI" = "y" ]; then
-VAL
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Val Henson wrote:
We have a board with the Galileo GT64260 chip and we'd like to use the
gt64260 ethernet driver. At the moment, its config option is in
arch/ppc/config.in and is controlled by the CONFIG_GT64260 option
(which is not turned on for our boards, CONFIG_GEMINI is). I'd think
that the preferred way to fix this is to put the CONFIG_GT64260_ETH
option in drivers/net/config.in. The alternative is to have
if [ "$CONFIG_GT64260" = "y" -o "$CONFIG_GEMINI" = "y" ]; then
This may not be the best place for it but right now, that stuff is in
arch/ppc/config.in. When you turn on CONFIG_GT64260 (presumably as a
result of selecting your platform--see CONFIG_EV64260), there will be an
additional submenu show up under "Platform support" called "Galileo
GT64260 Options". Go in there and select the enet drivers you want and
pick a MAC addr if you don't like the default.
I guess that should migrate to the drivers/net Config.in...
The driver worked once but has been broken by the latest checkin (at
least for me). I have a version that works for me. I will push it out
sometime next week but if you need it now, let me know and I'll email it
to you.
Mark
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