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Hello Altera Forums,
After much struggle, I have managed to get the simple socket server running on my Arria V starter kit. I'm still having some problems:- I can connect to the DCHP sometimes, but not consistently.
- I can ping, but I get a high packet loss:
--- xxx.xxx.60.71 ping statistics ---
100 packets transmitted, 25 received, 75% packet loss, time 98999ms
rtt min/avg/max/mdev = 0.381/0.452/0.880/0.099 ms
- I can telnet to the server, but it's very slow.
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When you say it shows on the RX on signal tap, are you talking about the PHY side, or the avalon stream interface to the DMA?
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I'm not sure (I'm still quite new to this)
For the RX, I'm listening to this node:nios_system:inst2|nios_system_tse:tse|altera_eth_tse_mac:i_tse_mac|altera_tse_top_w_fifo_10_100_1000:U_MAC_TOP|altera_tse_gmii_io:U_GMIF|gm_rx_d_i_reg
The mac address of the computer I'm sending the ping from shows up there. For RX, I'm listening to nios_system:inst2|nios_system_tse:tse|altera_eth_tse_mac:i_tse_mac|altera_tse_top_w_fifo_10_100_1000:U_MAC_TOP|altera_tse_gmii_io:U_GMIF|gm_tx_d_reg
The mac address shows up here too, but not every time I send a ping
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I have fixed this issue. I had been using the schematic design method for writing the program. I switched to using verilog HDL without the block diagram file, and now I can ping the board with no packet loss as well as telnet in.
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