Several updated here, it still not working.
As I understood, the standard LAN8742 driver in doing nothing but reads the PHY status and resets it, so there no real initiation, for the LAN8670 several register setting are required.
@Piranha both LAN8742 and LAN8670 have the same address of the reset bit and the status bit SMR,
so using the standard init function I am reading the proper values from the SMR register.
Auto negotiation is disabled, and during the initiation, the LAN8742_GetLinkState returns the proper value of LAN8742_STATUS_10MBITS_HALFDUPLEX.
the LAN8670 requires specific settings of MMD registers, different for each version of silicon.
I have the B1 version, so there are 12 registers to set. I used the code from the Oryx driver (also check it with linux driver) to read\write to those MMD registers.
So the only change I did was setting of those registers, and reading all the status registers to ensure connection with the PHY, and still I cant ping the device from the PC dongle, or to receive data from another PCB.
I have 2 of those dongles, and between them ping do works (only when PLCA is disabled).
The interesting point also is that when I'm sending UDP data from the PCB I see the signal on the scope, also I see RXDV and TXEN signals triggered.
But there is no MAC callbacks raised, all of the time the HAL_ETH_ReadData func returns no data.
I assume that the problem is somewhere around RMII, from one of the sides, but I have no clue how to check or test it.
Attach the additions to the standard PHY driver.
Any thoughts?
