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<GuySoft>
marex, Variscite. they kept sending saying they don't support debian and that I should use Yocto. and sent me to the libubootenv docs saying that is how yocto does it
<GuySoft>
BTW - I can't get this channel to work on matrix because of the hyphen, so #u-boot:libera.chat does not work
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* GuySoft
asks in matrix HQ channel
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<milkylainen>
A generic high level network question. What problems would there be in using only fast ethernet phys in new designs today? I mean, beside the obvious "yeah it's old"? Is there any real fear of 100Base-TX being deprecated anytime soon?
<marex>
GuySoft: errr ... variscite had some debian image at least for the mx8mm in their wiki, maybe they have some image for others too
<marex>
but oh well
<marex>
milkylainen: why would it be a problem ? its so omnipresent I dont see how fast ethernet could become unsupported anytime soon
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<jkorsnes[m]>
does i2c and serial differ in their driver-model interface? i2c seems straight-forward, I obtain a udevice, and perform dm_i2c_<op>(udevice, params, ...). serial on the other hand, it seems I have to pull out the udevice ops via a macro serial_get_ops(dev). would this be correct usage of serial udevice, or have I misunderstood?
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<marex>
jkorsnes[m]: they are both backed by udevice instance, but each implements different ops (i2c implements its transfer ops, serial implements getc/putc/tstc ops)
<milkylainen>
marex: I dunno. Just a general reflection over things. Like all things, they get deprecated over time.
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<marex>
milkylainen: 10/half is still supported on everything ...
<marex>
errr ... except for renesas
<marex>
there it is somehow weird, I think it can only do 10/full
<marex>
I guess 100/full is going to be around for maybe another decade or more
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<milkylainen>
I guess so. I'm surprised that there is new sales of non 1000Base-T capable phys.
<milkylainen>
Can't really be a cost thing nowdays? Only volume thing?
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<Dhruvag2000[m]>
Tom Rini: please can you take a look at
<Dhruvag2000[m]>
STIG READ Fixes in Cadence QuadSPI