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AM4140 U-Boot Bootloader
U-Boot Usage
ID 1052-0281, Rev. 1.0
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P R E L I M I N A R Y
6.3
Using the Network
6.3.1
Interface Selection
U-Boot provides support for multiple Ethernet interfaces for transferring files from a file server.
This is accomplished using the environment variables: “ethprime”, “ethact” and “ethrotate”.
The following table indicates the assignment of the Ethernet interfaces to the AMC ports or to
the GbE front panel connectors depending on the active “sconf” base configuration.
Table 4:
Ethernet Interface Assignment Depending on the Base Configuration
BASE CONFIGURATION
ETHERNET INTERFACE
AMC PORT / CONNECTOR
0, 2
FM1@DTSEC1
AMC port 1
FM1@DTSEC2
AMC port 0
FM1@DTSEC3
Front panel connector J2 (GbE B)
FM1@DTSEC4
Front panel connector J3 (GbE A)
1
FM1@DTSEC1
AMC port 1
FM1@DTSEC2
AMC port 0
FM1@DTSEC3
Front panel connector J2 (GbE B)
FM1@DTSEC4
Front panel connector J3 (GbE A)
FM2@DTSEC1
AMC port 8
FM2@DTSEC2
AMC port 9
FM2@DTSEC3
AMC port 10
FM2@DTSEC4
AMC port 11
3, 5, 6
FM1@DTSEC1
either AMC port 1 or front panel connec-
tor J2 (GbE B) depending on the setting
of “sconf set port1 [front/rear]”
FM1@DTSEC2
AMC port 0
4, 7
FM1@DTSEC1
either AMC port 1 or front panel connec-
tor J2 (GbE B) depending on the setting
of “sconf set port1 [front/rear]”
FM1@DTSEC2
AMC port 0
FM2@TGEC1
AMC ports 8-11