Quartzville or similar toolset for MAC/EEPROM config on Atom C2000 family, C2338

[SKert]

In the past I have used the Quartzville toolset for MAC configuration and EEPROM programming on external Intel MACs. Is there a similar toolset for the internal MAC of the Atom C2000 family? Specifically the C2338?4

Steve K.

[idata]

Hello Stephen,

Welcome to the Intel ® Embedded community.

We are checking your thread and will post an update as soon as possible.

Best regards,

Jimmy.

[idata]

Hello Stephen,

Please refer to this document https://www-ssl.intel.com/content/www/us/en/secure/intelligent-systems/privileged/quartzville-tools-284632.html?wapkw=348742 Software: Intel® Network Connections tools package for LAN controllers and adapters for various operating systems. (v.20 PV, Mar. 2015) . This document is classified as Intel confidential.

Hope this helps.

Best regards,

Jimmy.

[SKert]

Thank you Jimmy. I don't see any specific processor platform support info regarding SOCs with internal MACs (like the C2338 I am using) but it looks like it may support the internal MACs since they are PCIe devices. Can you provide any additional info?

Regards,

Steve

[idata]

Hi Stephen,

As soon as we gather more information on this topic, we'll get back to you.

Thank you.

Best regards,

Jimmy.

[idata]

Hi Stephen,

After having done some research on this issue, we found that this tool does indeed works and should be able to recognize the 4 Rangeley Ethernet MACs.

The available information for the use of the tool is the one in the folder named "DOCS" inside the provided file (Doc# 348742). There can be found the Intel LANConf User Manual.

Could you please describe in detail the issue with the tool. If possible include screenshots.

Thank you.

Regards,

Jimmy.

[SKert]

Thank you Jimmy. We will be trying to use the tool over the next month and will report any issues. Steve

[idata]

You're welcome Stephen, wish you success.

We'll be waiting for your reply in case you need further assistance or for any other inquire.

Please let us know if you were able to use the tool.

Best regards,

Jimmy.