Add support for the ZX310S-4T2XH switch, which is a 4x2.5GBit + 1x10GBit + SFP
device. The device does not have any branding and is sold under different
brand names, in particular by Horaco. There is no branding on either label
nor PCB.
CPU: RTL8372
Flash: 2MByte Winbond W25Q16DV
10GBit PHY: RTL8261BE
UART header present, but solder holes are filled with solder that needs
removal, first, e.g with a 1.2mm drill.
The original firmware uses 57600baud 8N1
Register RTL8373_EEE_CTRL_BASE did not actually exist at 0x606c,
instead RTL837X_EEE_STATUS is actually not only a status, but also
a control register for EEE enable/disable at the MAC.
The defines are not actually register bits, but port EEE settings,
so move them to rtl837x_port.h while adding 5G/10G flags.
This uint8_t field corresponds to the n_sfp field and gives the number
of 10G ports for the machine. The values can be 0, 1, 2 for known machines,
all currently supported machines do not have any 10G ports, so no
need to change any entries in machine.c
We fix a bug in atoi_hex when parsing an unneven number of digits
by rotating the entire number 4 bits right as would have been
done if the number had been preceded by a 0 to make the number
of digits even.
The SWTG018AS-A V2.0 is an 8x2.5GBit/s port + 1 SFP+ port unmanged device
It is sold in an unbranded casing e.g. by Ampcom.
Hardware:
SoC: RTL8373N
Additional PHY: RTL8224
Flash: Puya P25D40SH (4MBit, slimmer, not standard SOP-8 package!)
LEDs: 1 Green + 1 Orange per Ethernet port (green designates 2.5GBit)
1 Green LED for the SFP+ port
The photos already show a modified PCB: Unpopulated resistors R52 and R53
have been bridged in order to enable the serial console. The smaller flash
memory chip at U2 has been replaced with a Windbond 128MBit standard-sized
SOIC-8 chip in order to easily use SOIC clamps to flash the device. Also
the serial header has been populated.
The current code for entering commands via the serial CLI is completely
refactored and moved out of rtlplayground.c into a separate file cmd_edit.c
putting code into BANK2.
The serial ring buffer sbuf[] is now exclusively used for receiving
keys, including escape sequences (DEL will generate a 4-byte escape
sequence). The command is now held in cmd_buffer. This reduces
XMEM use, because the serial buffer can be much smaller.
Supported is only editing the current command line via backspace, del,
cursor left and right.
Because the code cannot distinguish escape sequences which are not yet
complete (because the serial isr has not yet put all characters into
the serial buffer) from the dozens of unsupported ones (F-keys/home,
Page up/down, cursor up/down...) they are ignored and remain in the
serial buffer until the ring-pointer overwrites them. This is standard
behaviour for consoles, which will print out garbage for unsupported
characters. In this implementation, the command line buffer and the
visible command line in the terminal are always synced, so garbage
can be removed again by ediing the line.
The code makes several redundant checks in order to prevent race-conditions
between the serial ISR and the comand-editing code.
The left and right SFP ports were swapped in the machine structure. They
are now correctly identified a comment is added. The custo LED-mux
is removed again, as this was accidentally added for demonstration
purposes. It is not necessary, as the device uses the default.
Commit 7f4c276 used the wrong MMD device
for use with the auto-negotiation page:
- phy_write(port, PHY_MMD_AN, 0x00, 0x3200); // Restart AN
+ phy_write(port, PHY_MMD31, PHY_ANEG_CTRL, 0x3200); // Restart AN
Fix this.
Currently 5 Bytes are used by the port and vlan configuration:
--------------------------------------------------------
; internal ram data
;--------------------------------------------------------
.area DSEG (DATA)
_port_ingress_filter_PARM_2:
.ds 1
_vlan_create_PARM_2:
.ds 2
_vlan_create_PARM_3:
.ds 2
They are used for passing parameters. Use __xdata to pass the
parameters instead.
We use the SoC's UUID to generate a fixed MAC for a particular
switch device. The MAC generated uses a Realtek prefix and then
is followed by 3 bytes genertaed from the first 3 bytes of the
UUID xored with the last byte in order to prevent being able
to deduce the UUID from the public MAC.
This adds support for the verification of a mangement vlan.
When enabled, then the switch's CPU will not listen to any packets
that are not tagged with the respective VLAN tag.
On the command line this is enabled by setting:
> vlan <vlan> mgmt
Setting the vlan ID of the management VLAN to 0 or 1 disables
the mangement VLAN function.
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