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ArnaudL
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Dear All,

 

For an application, I am looking for Ethernet ports comply with 1000Base-T1 standard (automotive Ethernet).

This board will be used under Linux Ubuntu 18.04 and 22.04.

 

It seems, there are no PCIe cards directly offering 1000Base-T1 ports.  We have to go through a card with SFP ports and use 1000Base-T1 Ethernet SFP module.

 

For information:

Currently, wer tried with Intel XL710 (driver Linux i40e) with SFP module Technica TE-1440 (recent version with marvell chipset 88Q2112)

However, we encounter the following problem:

  • Linux has the driver for the SFP T1 phy cartridge (marvell-88q2xxx)
  • The XL710 Ethernet card does not provide access to the I2C link:

It is the internal FPGA that takes control of the I2C com (from what we understand)

We do not know of any Ethernet card/chipset reference that allows direct I2C access and that allows Linux to load its own driver.

 

Do you have suggestion of PCIe card complies with 1000Base-T1 ?

 

Best REgards

Arnaud

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Poojitha
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Hi ArnaudL,


Greetings for the day!


We would like to inform you that your recent query has been posted in the Embedded Community. To ensure you receive the best assistance, we kindly request that you repost your query in the Embedded Connectivity forum. This forum is managed by a dedicated team that will be able to provide you with the specific support you need.


https://community.intel.com/t5/Embedded-Connectivity/bd-p/embedded-networking-connectivity


We appreciate your understanding!


Regards,

Poojitha

Intel Customer Support Technician

intel.com/vroc


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CarlosAM_INTEL
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Hello,  @Poojitha:

Thank you for contacting Intel Embedded Community.

We need to clarify that this forum is not related to an Intel Embedded Platform, and it is related to the Intel® Ethernet Converged Network Adapter XL710.

Due to this, the customer request is out of our scope of support.

Please consider this information when you transfer or create any forums to the Intel Embedded Community.

Best regards,

@CarlosAM_INTEL.

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