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where can i download the #513655 and #348742 (EEUPDATE tool) Tools?
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Hi Naveen_C,
Thank you for posting in Intel Ethernet Communities.
Regarding your issue, could you provide the following details:
1.System Model:
2. Complete ethernet card details:
Please find the below link for EE update tool
Note: You must have privileged account to access the above link.
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Sazzy_Intel
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I'm using WGI210A Ethernet controller, which is connected to Kontron CPU module through PCIe.
- The JTAG connector is mapped to the pins JTAG_TMS, JTAG_CLK, and JTAG_TDI of the Ethernet controller.
- The flash memory FM25V02A-G (Infineon) is connected to pins NVM_SK, NVM_CS_N, and NVM_SI of the Ethernet controller, which correspond to pins WP_N, CS_N, and HOLD_N of the flash memory.
Query is MAC Address is not configured (00:00:00:00:00:00). To configure the MAC address
- What tool needs to be used to program Flash memory?
- What file needs to be programmed into the flash?
- Can it be programmed through JTAG, or does any other physical device need to be connected?
- What physical hardware to be used to program?
In document 513655, there are many files. Which file needs to be used in iNVM?
Can you please help me out?
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Hello, @Naveen_C:
Thank you for contacting Intel Embedded Community.
We received your request, but we want to address the following consultation:
Could you please clarify if this forum is a duplicate of the following created by you?
We are waiting for your clarification.
Best regards,
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Hello, @Naveen_C:
Thanks for your confirmation.
Based on your reply and to avoid duplicate efforts, please answer our questions stated in the cited forum.
Best regards,
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Hi Naveen_C,
Thank you for your reply.
Regarding your enquiries, we are currently checking on it. Please give us some time and we will get back to you.
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Sazzy_Intel
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Hi Naveen_C,
Regarding your enquiries, we have Intel Embedded Team who is dedicated expert team for this enquiries that will assist you on this. We will move this forum thread to the dedicated team. Please give them some time and they will attend to your enquiries.
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Sazzy_Intel
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Hello Sazirah,
It's been almost two weeks, but still, I didn't get any assistance with my inquiry. Could you please help me out as early as possible?
Thank you,
Naveen C
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Hi Naveen,
I have some experience with eeupdate, from your post it looks like it needs to have a MAC address configured.
Before following these steps locate the MAC address on the network adapter and write it down
Here are the steps to perform the MAC Update:
1. Locate the eeupdate binary for your OS.
2. Make sure the driver is installed, there should be one in the preferred OS directory.
3. Once the driver is installed open a terminal or command prompt.
4. For this example I am using linux, but if using windows it will be similar:
From the eeupdate directory in the CLI type the following to locate the adapter: sudo ./eeupdate64 and hit enter
this should list the adapters installed in your system
5. Example if you need to update nic 1: sudo ./eeupdate64 /nic=1 /MAC=macaddress
6. Hit enter
7. To be safe, reboot your system after adding the mac address.
8. To verify the MAC address was programmed type: sudo ./eeupdate /nic=1 /ADAPTERINFO
That will return the adapter info, and you should now see your configured MAC address.
P.S. If this is a multiport adapter you will need to assign a MAC to each port.
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