Henryk Richter
7c19cf2fd1
- fixes to gcc native and cross compilation settings
- implemented hardware based multicast filtering hashes, resulting
in less unwanted traffic to our Amigas (especially Bonjour, UPNP and such)
- MULTICAST option in envarc:sana2/enc624j6net.config will now
allow all multicast traffic as opposed to the default fine grained
filtering behaviour
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ENC624J6Net - A SANA-II driver for the Scratze card
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ENC624J6Net Copyright (C) 2018 Henryk Richter <henryk.richter@gmx.net>
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This driver is supposed to support ENC624J600 based ethernet on the
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ZII LAN IDE CP card designed by Matze (a1k.org), Buggs (a1k.org)
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and Scrat (a1k.org).
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Please see at the end of the file for information about licensing
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conditions.
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Installation:
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-------------
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Installation of the driver is straightforward.
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Just copy the enc624j6net.device to devs:networks and enable
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the interface in your favorite TCP/IP stack as usual. There is a version
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for MC68020 or later (enc624j6net.device) and another version for
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68000 (enc624j6net.device_68000). Choose the right one.
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So far, successful tests have been done with the free AmiTCP/IP 3.0b2,
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AmiTCP4.0-4.2, Genesis, MiamiDX and RoadShow.
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The Zorro board itself should be visible in early startup with manufacturer
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ID 2588 and card ID 123.
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Configuration options
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No special configuration of the driver is necessary for normal operation.
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The configuration options outlined below are documented for tuning purposes.
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The config to be placed in ENVARC:sana2/enc624j6net.config and consists
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of a single line with parameters (much like CLI parameters).
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PRIORITY=PRI/K/N,BPS/K/N,MTU/K/N,FULLDUPLEX/S,FLOWCONTROL/S,TIMER/K/N,MULTICAST/S
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FULLDUPLEX - change Ethernet module into full duplex mode,
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caution: requires manual configuration of duplex mode
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on the switch, too.
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note: this switch should not be enabled in normal cases.
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The module features autoconfiguration that determines
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speed and duplex automatically.
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note(2): see miitool for changing speed/duplex
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settings at runtime.
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PRIORITY - server task priority (default 1)
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BPS - bit per seconds for statistics purposes
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MTU - maximum transmission unit (default 1500)
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MULTICAST - (V2.3+) override fine-grained automatic multicast filtering
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and accept all multicast frames (default: off)
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FLOWCONTROL - enable automatic flow control that throttles incoming
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data when the hardware buffer gets full
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example (useful for DSL via PPPoE with AmiTCP):
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echo "MTU=1492 PRIORITY=6" >ENVARC:sana2/enc624j6net.config
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Changelog:
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----------
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2.3 - implemented fine grained multicast filter hashes
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2.2 - some more tuning to RX/TX scheduling
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- added optional debug code to lowlevel routines
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- removed some obsolete bus transfers
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- uses DMACopyFromBuffer for IP-stacks supporting
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this capability
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- explicit 32 bit alignment for RX/TX to speed up
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ZIII transfers
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- added experimental support for MII interface to
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poll and modify speed and duplex settings on the
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fly
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- miitool added (see README.miitool)
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2.00 - improved RX speed for buffer wraparound cases
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- some more safety checks for boards with unresponsive
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ENC chips (explicit card bus clear before verification of
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chip presence)
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- version bump
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1.99 - fixed soft reset for ZIII firmware
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- re-enabled 32 Bit Buffer copies (unless Miami is active)
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- default server task priority for AmiTCP=6 (otherwise 0)
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- tuned RX/TX balancing to make RoadShow happy
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- added Packet Filter hook processing (needs testing)
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1.98 - improved TX speed
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- precaution: soft-reset cards in detection loop to make
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sure that no bogus settings are left over after reset
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- optional: disable length check in Sana-II Device Query
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1.97 - added New Style Device (NSD) commands
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- implemented SANA-II Device Query Extension
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1.93 - recompiled using SAS/C, now 1kB smaller
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1.91 - first Beta of completely rewritten driver
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- support for concurrent IP stacks
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- faster handling of statistics
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- multiple board support where applicable
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- workaround for Shapeshifter network plugin bug
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- GCC or VBCC as compiler (cross or native compilation)
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- faster lowlevel read/write
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Compilation / Development Notes
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-------------------------------
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Either VBCC or GCC (tested with version 2.95 only) can be used for
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cross-compiles. General options for compiler usage can be found in
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Common.mk. Also, you might want to adapt the paths to your setup
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(PREFX,SYSINC). In addition to the regular NDK, the sana2.h is expected
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in the devices/ subdir of the includes. sana2.h may be found in the
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AmiTCP or Roadshow SDK, respectively.
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Call
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make -f Makefile.enc
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for building the device.
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VBCC note: When calling the GNU Make port supplied with ADE/GG natively on AmigaOS3,
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please make sure that "vc" is within the search path of "/bin/sh".
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Native compilation is also supported for GCC and VBCC. In addition, SAS/C
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smakefiles are provided for the hardware targets.
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Call
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smake -f smakefile.enc
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for native building with SAS/C.
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Conceptually, the driver was meant to support multiple hardware targets. Therefore,
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it features a SANA-II frontend (device.c,deviceheader.c,deviceinit.c), a main
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server running in a task (server.c) and several hardware backends. A new hardware
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backend requires customized implementation of hw.c and hwprivate.h, along with
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additional hardware-specfic code, if needed. The device unit structure reserves
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three LONGS and three pointers for exclusive use by the hardware instance. Additional
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data for the hardware can be auto-allocated at device initialization time, if necessary.
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See "struct HWData" in hwprivate.h of existing backends.
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License:
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--------
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This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
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it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
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the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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(at your option) any later version.
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This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
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but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
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MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
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GNU General Public License for more details.
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You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
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along with this program. If not, see <https://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
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