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Date | Owner | Revision | Notes |
27/04/2023 | 1 | Production Release | |
27/05/2023 | 2 | Resolved MAC addresses + DPMAC11 |
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Short Description | Errata | Affected PCB rev | Fix or workaround |
upper 10Gbps SFP+ Port can not link up | It appears that the upper 10Gbps SFP+ port transmits a signal, but does not receive. Consequently the interface never detects a link. This could be either SW or HW issue, to be determined. | Any | SoM revision 1.0 had a short on the rx line. Fixed by upgrading to revision 1.1 or later. |
2x 2.5Gbps RJ45 not supported | 2 of the 8 RJ45 ports can from the hardware support 2.5Gbps ethernet. Software support for this configuration is incomplete. | Any | Limit to 1Gbps. |
1x RJ45 port can’t receive or transmit. | The second RJ45 port on the left, in bottom row while looking from the front currently can neither transmit nor receive. Likely cause is a bug in NXPs networking firmware for the SoC. | AnyNo | solution known, issue is under investigationResolved by Software Update: SoC DEVDISR2 register had wrongly disabled dpmac11, causing tx/rx failure. |
MAC addresses randomised | Random MAC addresses are assigned to network interface after booting Linux, even though specific ones are stored on EEPROM. | AnyThis | is a software issue in the bootloader. Solution currently in developmentResolved by Software Update. |