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Realtek RTL895AM - ethernet not working (Get HW address failed) #4673

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JanneKiiskila opened this issue Jun 30, 2017 · 1 comment
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JanneKiiskila commented Jun 30, 2017

Note: This is just a template, so feel free to use/remove the unnecessary things

Description


Bug

Target
Realtek RTL895AM

Toolchain:
GCC_ARM

Toolchain version:

mbed-cli version:
(mbed --version)

meed-os sha:
(git log -n1 --oneline)

bbb9a1a

DAPLink version:

Expected behavior

mbed-os-example-client should work, it should open up ethernet connection and connect.

Actual behavior

It should be able to open up a normal Ethernet connection via easy-connect just like all other boards.

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ROM Version: 0.3

Build ToolChain Version: gcc version 4.8.3 (Realtek ASDK-4.8.3p1 Build 2003)

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Check boot type form eFuse
SPI Initial
Image1 length: 0x2d64, Image Addr: 0x10000bc8
Image1 Validate OK, Going jump to Image1
K

Starting mbed Client example
[EasyConnect] IPv4 mode
[EasyConnect] Using Ethernet

[rltk_wlan_control] netif is DOWN
ioctl[SIOCDEVPRIVATE] error. ret=-1
Get HW address failed

Steps to reproduce

  • compile mbed-os-example-client (tip of master)
  • with Archady's mbed-os fork / branch enable-sdram (Enable sdram usage of REALTEK_RTL8195AM #4665)
  • remember to put in your own security.h from the Connector portal.
  • flash into a board, reset board
  • monitor progress from serial.

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Ho-huh, should be doing these tests by having the board AT HAND, not in a remote RaaS. I now remember that these boards DO NOT have an physical ethernet connection! So, this issue is NOT valid and can be closed. I need to use these over WLAN.

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