AX88772C/AX88772B/AX88772A/AX88760/AX88772/AX88178 Linux SROM tool.
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This tool can be used to read/write the EEPROM of AX88772C/AX88772B/AX88772A/AX88760/AX88772/AX88178.
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Getting Start
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1. Extract the compressed driver source file to your template directory by the
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following command:
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[root@localhost template]# tar -xf AX88772B_772A_760_772_178_Linux_EEPROM_Programming_Tool_Source_v1.x.0.tar.bz2
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2. Now, the driver source files should be extracted under the current directory.
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Executing the following command to compile the driver:
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[root@localhost template]# make
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3. If the compilation is well, the ioctl will be created under the current
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directory.
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Note: The default way to find the interface is to scan the ASIX device using the ethx
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(x: 0~255).It is defined in the file, ioctl.h.
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(As follows)
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// DEFAULT_SCAN : scan "eth0" - "eth255"
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// INTERFACE_SCAN : scan all available network interfaces
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#define NET_INTERFACE DEFAULT_SCAN
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#define DEFAULT_SCAN 0x00
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#define INTERFACE_SCAN 0x01
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...
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Adjust the contents of #define NET_INTERFACE to select the method you want.
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Usage
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1. If you want to read out values of the EEPROM to a file, go to the driver directory and
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execute the following command:
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[root@localhost driver_dir]# ./ioctl reeprom file_name eeprom_size
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2. If you want to write values of a file to the EEPROM, go to the driver directory and
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execute the following command:
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[root@localhost driver_dir]# ./ioctl weeprom file_name eeprom_size
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3. If you want to change the MAC address of a dongle, go to the driver directory and
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execute the following command:
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[root@localhost driver_dir]# ./ioctl chgmac mac_addr eeprom_size
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4. If you need more information about the instructions, go to the driver directory and
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execute the following commands:
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[root@localhost driver_dir]# ./ioctl reeprom help
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or
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[root@localhost driver_dir]# ./ioctl weeprom help
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