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# RTLPlayground
A Playground for Firmware development for RTL8372/RTL8373 based 2.5GBit Switches.
It provides a minimal alternative firmware for the unmanaged switches. At this point,
the firmware can be installed on the hardware as given below, how much of the switch
will actually work as a switch, will vary. On the
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module configuration works, too, tested for 1G modules.
On the 9-port devices with RTL8273 + RTL8224, the 4 Ports served by the RTL8273 and
SFP+ port will work normally and TCP connectivity will work as above. The RTL8224
the SFP+ port will work normally and TCP connectivity will work as above. The RTL8224
is currently not correctly initialized.
All configuration must be done via serial
connection (there is no web-interface), so soldering skills are required. Flashing
must be done via a SOIC-8 PatchClamp or by soldering a socket for the flash chip.
On the 4-Port Ethernet + 2 Port SFP+ devices, one of the SFP+ ports will not work.
If you don't want to solder, you can use the project's code to learn about the
To do meaningful debugging you will need to use a serial console, so soldering skills
are required. Flashing must be done via a SOIC-8 PatchClamp or by soldering a socket
for the flash chip.
UPDATE: The Code comes with a port of the [uIP](https://github.com/adamdunkels/uip)
TCP/IP stack and includes a minimal web-server that can be used to work with the switch,
so if you use a patch-clamp for updating the firmware (~3 USD/EUR), you can try this
out without the need to solder anything. See the instructions below.
Note that updating the firmware of a managed switch with the images created in this
project will not work, because it is currently unknown how to generate the require
checksum, see this
[issue](https://github.com/up-n-atom/SWTG118AS/issues/4).
If you don't want to open your device, you can use the project's code to learn about the
devices by looking at the image using e.g. Ghidra.
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For testing the following commands are provided on the serial console:
```
mirror <mirroring port> <P1>[r|t] [P2][r|t] ...
mirror to port <mirroring port>, source ports are P1 with the givent packet types, P2 and so on
mirror to port <mirroring port>, source ports are P1 with the givent packet types, P2 and so on
mirror d
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