Hi Andrew, > Is this a single chip MAC/PHY, or is there a discrete PHY? > > If this is not a single chip solution, maybe this should be called > get_phy_temp, so you can later add a get_mac_temp.
Thats a single chip with integrated mac/phy. I however double checked it, and see phy and mac report temperatures separately. So its really better to name it phy_temp. And I'll investigate on mac_temp later. > To bring this up to par with the aquantia PHY driver, you might want > to also export the high/low warn and fail temperatures. Ok, will investigate this. Regards, Igor
