Driver for Marvell GT64260 Ethernet controller
io-net -d gt64260 [option[,option ...]] ... &
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Use commas (,) to separate the options (not spaces). | 
- deviceindex=num
 
- Specifies the index of the Ethernet device to attach to. If no index is specified, 
the driver automatically initializes and attaches to all 3 channels.  
 
- duplex=0/1
 
- Duplex mode. Use 0 for half-duplex mode and 1
for full-duplex mode.
 
- mac=XXXXXXXXXXXX
 
- Specifies the hardware MAC address. This option is mandatory.
 
- memrange=0xXXXXXXXX
 
- Register base memory address. There is no default; this option is 
mandatory.
 
- mtu=X
 
- Maximum transmission unit.
 
- nomulticast
 
- Ignore requests to receive multicast addresses.
 
- promiscuous
 
- Enable promiscuous mode.
 
- receive=num
 
- Set the number of receive descriptors/buffers. The default is 64.
 
- rmii=0
 
- Use MII phy. Default is 1=ON (Use RMII phy).
 
- speed=10/100
 
- Media data rate.
 
- transmit=num
 
- Set the number of transmit descriptors/buffers. The default is 128.
 
- verbose=num
 
- Be verbose.  Specify num for more verbosity (num can be 1-4, the higher 
the number, the more detailed the output). 
The output goes to slogger,  
invoke sloginfo to view.
 
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A MAC address must be specified on the command line.
In auto-initialization mode, (where "deviceindex" isn't specified)
the MAC address for each channel is derived from the specified MAC address
plus the channel index.
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The devn-gt64260.so driver controls Marvell Ethernet controllers.
Start io-net on the Motorola MVP board, auto-initializing all
three channels:
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Channel 1 will be assigned a MAC address of 001100bead01, and
channel 2 will be assigned a MAC address of 001100bead02. | 
io-net -d gt64260 memrange=0xf8000000,rmii=0,mac=001100bead00 -ptcpip
Start io-net on the Marvell EV-64260A-BP board, using channel 0
and channel 2:
io-net -d gt64260 memrange=0xf8000000,mac=001100bead00,deviceindex=0 \
-dgt64260 memrange=0xf8000000,mac=001100bead22,deviceindex=2
-ptcpip
- /dev/io-net
 
- The directory where, by default, drivers and protocol modules add
  entries.
  For more information, the documentation for 
  io-net.
 
io-net
"Network drivers (devn-*)"
and
"Network protocol interfaces (npm-*)"
in the Utilities Summary