Maxim Integrated 78Q8430 ARM9(920T) Linux Driver Diagnostic Guide - Manual (Page 12)

78Q8430 ARM9(920T) Linux Driver Diagnostic Guide UG_8430_003
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6. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -P threshold 25
The value 25 is arbitrary; it is a count of blocks, so any value up to 120 is acceptable.
7. On the Linux host:
a. Enter: tcpdump -lnei ethN
b. Enter: pktgen.sh
c. Verify that Pause frames are issued.
8. On the Linux host:
a. Kill pktgen.sh
b. Enter:
ping 192.168.10.99
c. Verify the ping response.
If desired, the 78Q8430 and driver may be returned to the default PAUSE frame state by issuing the
following command:
8430-tool eth0 -P frame default
4.4.14 Pause TX
The procedure tests the immediate Pause frame transmission.
1. Perform the Pause Frame procedure.
2. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -P send
3. Verify the Pause frame transmission.
4.4.15 Local Pause
This procedure tests enabling and disabling of the local Pause counter.
1. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -c rule 0x7D
2. Verify that the PH Mask field is 0xFE (0x7F).
3. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -P local off
4. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -c rule 0x7D
5. Verify that the PH Mask field is 0x00.
6. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -P local on
7. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -c rule 0x7D
8. Verify that the PH Mask field is 0xFE (0x7F).
4.4.16 Magic Packet WOL
1. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -L magic set 00:0E:2E:5B:25:86
2. Enable 8430 Power management by entering: 8430-tool eth0 -L pmectl on
3. Set the 8430 into low power mode by entering: 8430-tool eth0 -L pmepwr on
4. Enable the wakeup interrupt debug message by entering: 8430-tool eth0 -r debug 0x00040000
5. On the Linux PC, issue the wol command using the specified MAC address:
wol -v –ipaddr=192.168.10.99 00:0E:2E:5B:25:86
6. Verify that the wake interrupt is received
7. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -L pmepwr off
8. Enter the command: 8430-tool eth0 -L pmectl off