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* network/dec21140.c, network/elnk.c: Update to compile on i386.
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PR 405/bsps
PR 393/networking
* network/dec21140.c: Fix leak also known as PR393.
* network/elnk.c, network/if_media.h, network/mii.h: New files.
* network/Makefile.am: Reflect new files.
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* network/dec21140.c: Removed warnings.
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* bootloader/Makefile.am, console/Makefile.am, pci/Makefile.am:
Per PR215 address the following issues:
- _IO_BASE, _ISA_MEM_BASE and PCI_DRAM_OFFSET
are no longer defined by libcpu (powerpc/shared/include/io.h)
but by the BSP (who is the only one to know the values)
- the affected BSP (shared/motorola) headers have been fixed
in a separate "libbsp/powerpc/shared" patch.
- the DEC 21140 driver (libchip/network/dec21140.c) has been
fixed to use PCI_DRAM_OFFSET instead of PREP_PCI_DRAM_OFFSET.
and PCI_MEM_BASE instead of PREP_ISA_MEM_BASE. PCI_MEM_BASE
is to be defined by the BSP who is using this driver.
- the DEC driver also has been fixed to use the newer
rtems_bsp_delay_in_bus_cycles() instead of the obsolete
delay_in_bus_cycles().
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* network/dec21140.c: Reflect changes to powerpc's
rtems/score/cpu.h. Use __PPC__ for gcc-3.x compliance.
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* network/dec21140.c: Corrected attach to include "int attach"
parameter.
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<corsepiu@faw.uni-ulm.de> to use __i386__ instead of __i386 and i386
to be able to compile this file with -ansi.
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expansion. These macros were modified to correct warnings and
obviously needed more parentheses to expand correctly.
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in the dec21140 driver. Comments follow:
I have tried to use bootp with the dec21140 driver
and I had problems. I have found them
- Ethernet address must be known in Attach step
(read from the board)
- Endian problem for Ethernet address storage.
Now it is solved and I can use bootp to obtain
the network configuration of the target.
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dec21140 drivers from the i386/pc386 and powerpc/mcp750 (all Motorola
PowerPC boards) and move the network driver to libchip. This driver
should work on all PCI based uses of this chip.
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