On 25 January 2014 19:47, rajan pathak <[email protected]> wrote:
> There is no specific reason going for this particular model of Ethernet
> controller.
>
> Its just that I wanted to learn it and off late I worked with Key Stone SoC
If this is a learning exercise in how to write QEMU device models
rather than a specific requirement for this exact ethernet controller,
you may find it better to look at adding some missing device to
one of our existing board models. This will:
(a) be a much simpler and smaller piece of work, because you only
need to implement a single device, not an entire large and
complex SoC
(b) be useful to other people who are already using
that QEMU board model
Or you could model a PCI ethernet card, which will then be
usable with any QEMU board which has a PCI controller
(this is less generally useful to the community though since
we already have several good PCI ethernet card models).
thanks
-- PMM
