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- simplify/encapsulate fully transmit ring handling
- initialize sc_xcvr to be auto
- initial rx descriptor ring handling (doesn't work yet)
status: firmware, boot, media, tx, and rx buffer management work
(actual received frames don't... yet).
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so that the correct RCS id is at the top.
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changed between Wiseman && Livengood. Pull in support for the LIVENGOOD with
a PHY (82543_CU) that supports 10/100/1000- this is the Intel PRO1000T. This
depends on the Marvell phy support in mii.
Do a bunch of ansification. Attempt to *still* keep the OpenBSD printf
stuff sane, but this area needs some more cleanup. It'd probably be best
to fork the OpenBSD code away from NetBSD.
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- go ahead and initialized the rx filter (but don't enable RX just yet)
- correct descriptor definition for txp_rx_desc (not the same size as any
other descriptor)
- definition of txp_rxbuf_desc
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optimization)
- add in IFF_OACTIVE and if_timer handling
status: firmware, boot, media, and transmit working
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more to do here
- be sure to set maximum packet size early
- remove old debugging code and add new
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(also fix CMD/RSP type fields)
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website. The license is still too restrictive to be in the tree, though.
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Move the microcode files to dev/microcode/adw/*.
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prep for an rl CardBus attachment.
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put txp_set_filter() in the right places
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to maintain write control over the phy... fine... but we query it to get
current status).
- fix several bugs in cmd/rsp handling: match responses to commands via id/seq,
and add a routine to fixup the queue if it gets mangled).
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get link status via media status query (unclear how to get speed/duplex this way)
fix media command definitions to match documentation
update the hostvar index for response queue on successful query
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XXX: Status routine needs to really query device to get duplex/speed/link
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- rewrite definitions for command/response rings (bad aaron, shared memory structures are volatile and should not use nonportable bit slices, ':')
Status: loads firmware, boots, gets mac address
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bus_dma-ify ubsec)
- allocate rings and boot the card
Status: firmware loads, card appears to boot correctly
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- reg "definition" for soft reset register
- make sure fileheader and section number are initialized before use
- verify section checksum before use
- add a skeleton txp_start()
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- the firmware image is still under a restrictive license, so it will
not be in the tree yet
- driver only knows how to (correctly) upload firmware
- register definitions and such are incomplete
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- General cleanup in the dc CardBus attachment.
- Split detach up into bus-dependent and bus-independent parts.
- Some function and variable renaming for consistency.
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Handles are 16 bits now.
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Change Bus Master DMA Stop to not trust what we read from the device.
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does support both INIC-940 and INIC-950 chips. So allow iha to
recognize and claim INIC-940 based cards, and change documentation to
reflect new support.
Thanks to Initio for providing the card to test.
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- Call mii_pollstat() after we bring up the link on a 1000baseTX card
after autoneg so we make sure to set the link state and duplex mode
correctly.
- Make sure to set the 'ignore pause frames' bit on the XMAC.
- Small linewrap fix.
- Add actual URL for XMAC II datasheet in comments.
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newer Sony Vaio notebooks; written by Kazuki Sakamoto and Minoura Makoto.
This is a slightly updated version of the driver that was previously tested
by jcs@rt.fm and niklas@.
XXX - lacks MPU MIDI support for now, first we must move the mpu401 driver
from sys/dev/isa to sys/dev/ic.
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