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Last Post 23 Oct 2015 02:03 PM by  Adam Ford
MAC address of the LAN9221 chip on the baseboard
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Derek Valleroy
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23 Oct 2015 12:52 PM

    Hello,
    How can I set the MAC address of the LAN9221 chip on the torpedo baseboard? The datasheet of the LAN9221 chip says that it can be configured to use a built-in address, or load one from the EEPROM on power-up.

    Is there a command-line utility, or maybe an LTIB setting to configure the LAN9221 chip?

    Regards,
    Derek Valleroy
    Adam Ford
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    23 Oct 2015 02:03 PM
    You shouldn't need to do anything to program the MAC address. The MAC address is programmed at the factory into the EEPROM at the time of manufacture so each one is distinct.

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