smc9000 net card driver

I use
io-net -d smc9000 -p ttcpip
and I got the following error message
devn-smc9000: must spcify an I/O port
unable to init dll devn-smc9000: No such device

My development board has a SMSC LAN91C96.

Do I use the wrong driver or give io-net the wrong options,
does anyone know what’s the I/O port?
Thanks

It depends on what your target board is. For example, on the BigSur-Amanda, you would start the driver as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x11fe0000,irq=0x2 -pttcpip if=en0:192.168.2.5

and on the Intel PXA250TMDP, you would start it as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x14000300,irq=129,variant=pxa250tmdp -ptcpip

Your dev board should have come with some documetation that will have this information in it.

-Jay.

nosign wrote:

I use
io-net -d smc9000 -p ttcpip
and I got the following error message
devn-smc9000: must spcify an I/O port
unable to init dll devn-smc9000: No such device

My development board has a SMSC LAN91C96.

Do I use the wrong driver or give io-net the wrong options,
does anyone know what’s the I/O port?
Thanks

Thank you very much
do you know Intel sa1110, is it same as pxa250tmdp or not?

“Jay Greig” <greig@qnx.com> wrote in message
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It depends on what your target board is. For example, on the
BigSur-Amanda, you would start the driver as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x11fe0000,irq=0x2 -pttcpip if=en0:192.168.2.5

and on the Intel PXA250TMDP, you would start it as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x14000300,irq=129,variant=pxa250tmdp -ptcpip

Your dev board should have come with some documetation that will have this
information in it.

-Jay.

nosign wrote:
I use
io-net -d smc9000 -p ttcpip
and I got the following error message
devn-smc9000: must spcify an I/O port
unable to init dll devn-smc9000: No such device

My development board has a SMSC LAN91C96.

Do I use the wrong driver or give io-net the wrong options,
does anyone know what’s the I/O port?
Thanks

I did use
io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x30000300, irq=42 -p ttcpip
and got en0
but when i use
ifconfig en0 192.168.0.100
i got
ifconfig: SIOCGIFMETRIC en0: Operation not supported
ifconfig: SIOCDIFADDR: Operation not supported

any idea about this?
thanks

“Jay Greig” <greig@qnx.com> wrote in message
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It depends on what your target board is. For example, on the
BigSur-Amanda, you would start the driver as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x11fe0000,irq=0x2 -pttcpip if=en0:192.168.2.5

and on the Intel PXA250TMDP, you would start it as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x14000300,irq=129,variant=pxa250tmdp -ptcpip

Your dev board should have come with some documetation that will have this
information in it.

-Jay.

nosign wrote:
I use
io-net -d smc9000 -p ttcpip
and I got the following error message
devn-smc9000: must spcify an I/O port
unable to init dll devn-smc9000: No such device

My development board has a SMSC LAN91C96.

Do I use the wrong driver or give io-net the wrong options,
does anyone know what’s the I/O port?
Thanks

It’s because you are using the tiny tcp/ip stack. You can either use the
regular stack (tcpip instead of ttcpip) or set the ip address on the command
line:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x30000300,irq=42 -pttcpip if=en0:192.168.0.100

Then you can do “cat /proc/ipstats” to see stack info.

Regards,
Barry

“nosign” <whynotdot@tom.com> wrote in message
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I did use
io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x30000300, irq=42 -p ttcpip
and got en0
but when i use
ifconfig en0 192.168.0.100
i got
ifconfig: SIOCGIFMETRIC en0: Operation not supported
ifconfig: SIOCDIFADDR: Operation not supported

any idea about this?
thanks

“Jay Greig” <> greig@qnx.com> > wrote in message
news:cpql83$8r2$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …
It depends on what your target board is. For example, on the
BigSur-Amanda, you would start the driver as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x11fe0000,irq=0x2 -pttcpip if=en0:192.168.2.5

and on the Intel PXA250TMDP, you would start it as:

io-net -dsmc9000 ioport=0x14000300,irq=129,variant=pxa250tmdp -ptcpip

Your dev board should have come with some documetation that will have
this
information in it.

-Jay.

nosign wrote:
I use
io-net -d smc9000 -p ttcpip
and I got the following error message
devn-smc9000: must spcify an I/O port
unable to init dll devn-smc9000: No such device

My development board has a SMSC LAN91C96.

Do I use the wrong driver or give io-net the wrong options,
does anyone know what’s the I/O port?
Thanks