but it makes things worse: Not only do I not get the desired three interfaces, but eth1 disappears and I only get eth0 and a bunch of eth0.201,eth0.202 ...
Is this a driver bug or am I missing something basic?
I noticed the default uboot _bootargs (see photo in the Software Setup Guide section 5.1) get passed an _extraparam that's constructed from _eth1ports , _eth1vlan, _eth2ports ...via lines like
dev2_ports=${_drvname}.eth2_ports=${eth2_ports}
but there're no corresponding _dev3ports etc. lines. I've tried adding some, but again no success. My current uboot environment variables are attached. These include my attempts to modify _extraparam . But undoing this modification doesn't seem to help either.
I've a EVB-KSZ9477 evaluation board running the factory-installed buildroot 3.18.14.
I'm trying to get three interfaces once linux boots: eth0 connected to port 1 only, eth1 connected to port 2 only, eth2 connected to port 3 only.
This repository's Software Setup Guide implies I can get this by setting Uboot environment variables.
I can get two linux interfaces (eth0, eth1) connected to separate ports, by setting U-boot variables
All my attempts to get three have failed however. From the Guide I imagined this would work:
but it makes things worse: Not only do I not get the desired three interfaces, but eth1 disappears and I only get eth0 and a bunch of eth0.201,eth0.202 ...
Is this a driver bug or am I missing something basic?
I noticed the default uboot _bootargs (see photo in the Software Setup Guide section 5.1) get passed an _extraparam that's constructed from _eth1ports , _eth1vlan, _eth2ports ...via lines like
but there're no corresponding _dev3ports etc. lines. I've tried adding some, but again no success. My current uboot environment variables are attached. These include my attempts to modify _extraparam . But undoing this modification doesn't seem to help either.
boot_args_modified.txt
Any advice appreciated.