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EB920 (Lan Rover) 1.0.2 ReadMe
Late Breaking News and Manual Corrections
eb920.device [i2] 1.23 (7.1.93)
eb920.device [i6] 1.23 (7.1.93)
Contents:
o SANA II Support for the EB920
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SANA II Support for the EB920
If your EB920 does not include an address ROM (U1 socket is empty), then
you will need to run s2util early on in your user-startup (as close to the
first line as possible). This command configures the hardware address of
the board in the absence of an Ethernet address ROM. ASDG's registered
address domain is: 49404 (or 00C0FC in hexadecimal). If you use these
numbers as the first three digits of your hardware address and increment
the last three digits for each EB920 on your net, you are certain not to
produce a hardware address conflict.
s2util config sa <unique-node-id>
The format of the unique-node-id is n.N.N.N.N.N.
The first ``n'' above must be even.
For example, if you had three EB920s on your net, you could give them the
addresses of:
. . .0.0.0
. . .0.0.1
. . .0.0.2
If your EB920 does have an address ROM (U1 is filled) then s2util is not
needed in your startup sequence(s). However, s2util is still handy to have
around for watching net statistics.
The arguments which s2util will accept include:
DEV=DEVICE/K allows you to specify a device driver OTHER than
eb920.device.
U=UNIT/N allows you to specify a unit OTHER than 0.
EXC=EXCLUSIVE causes s2util to open the device exclusively - useful for
debugging SANA II device drivers but not useful for much
else.
PROM=PROMISCUOUS causes the device to be opened promiscuously - good for
debugging but you shouldn't ever use it when also using
real networking software.
DEL=DELAY allows you specify the number of ticks inbetween looped
commands - see also LOOPS.
GSTATS prints global statistics for the specified device.
DSTATS prints device statistics for the specified device and
unit.
LOOPS allows you to do some other command a number of times.
CONFIG causes a SANA II config command to be issued.
SA allows you to specify a station address other than the
default hardware address.
GA prints the current and default station addresses.
DEFCONFIG causes a config to take place using the default station
address.
AM allows you to add a multicast address - useful for
debugging SANA II device drivers.
DM allows you to delete a multicast address - useful for
debugging SANA II device drivers.
PSTATS prints statistics for a particular previously PTRACKed
protocol. Protocol is specified in hex.
PTRACK starts taking statistics for a particular protocol.
Protocol is specified in hex.
PUNTRACK stops taking statistics for a particular protocol.
Protocol is specified in hex.
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