the bits we need
But we need both main and branch checked out and the action can
do it for us
Pulling the bank occupancy from the map produced by sdcc rather
than the output of the build as it appears the output number is
only the maximum size of the banks
BANK0 isn't output, but what I'm guessing are the consituents for it are
With UIP_CONF_MAX_CONNECTIONS set to one, a verified upload can leave
reset intent set when its response is never acknowledged. A subsequent
TCP connection reuses that slot, and ACKing its plain GET response can
otherwise trigger reset_chip(). This is sequential slot reuse, not
concurrent HTTP connections.
Store reset intent in the connection appstate and initialize both tstate
and fw_reset_pending on every uip_connected() event, regardless of stale
appstate contents. Reset only after the verified upload response is fully
acknowledged.
Exercise the real HTTP callback for all stale tstate bytes, sequential
slot reuse and a later GET, partial/final ACKs, abort, timeout and CRC
failure. Keep the regression tests in the existing tab-indented style.
Address review by documenting regget 4 and RTL8373 N/non-N ID values under Step 4 of adding-a-device.md, without referring to a particular board or set of units. Keep the verified Horaco CPU and flash capacity in its device table and retain the unverified-chip caveat.
Read register 0x0004 on all three tested HC-SWTGW218AS units. Each returned 0x83730000, identifying RTL8373 rather than RTL8373N. Firmware reports 2 MB flash on all three.
Fill in the verified device-table fields and document the non-N/N register distinction. Leave PHY and flash-chip models explicitly unverified.
The HC-SWTGW218AS is listed only with the SWTG018AS-A V2.0 board, but it
also ships with SWTG118AS-V2.1, the board of the XikeStor SKS3200-8E1X.
That version runs MACHINE=SWTGW218AS: three such switches were flashed
through the OEM web upgrade and work.
Note in the device page that the model name alone does not tell which
firmware to build.
Add the assembled top, front and bottom of the case next to the PCB photos, and
record what the nameplate says (manufacturer, the model description translated
from the Chinese label, 12 V DC 2 A and the serial number format) so a device
can be identified by its label. The top of the case carries no model name.
Also point out where the three console through-holes sit in the top side photo
and note the PWR and SFP1/SFP2 LEDs on the front panel; the case legend for the
copper LEDs reads 1000M/2500M.
Rob Emery
feelfree69
logicog
bloq
René van Dorst
avicarmeli
João Silva
HL Yi
d00f
Andre Brait
Kamikaze94
Victor