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Does OP-TEE in ROCK Pi 4 supports Ethernet connectivity? #6621
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Hi @guilhermeeec, sorry for the late reply. In case you did not find out, you need to build with
The default build is quite minimal, it is just enough to boot and run the |
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Hi @jforissier. Thanks for the response. I'm uploading the system to the board using the mask ROM button and a USB 3 port. for this, I'm running:
I do not use |
Hi @guilhermeeec, what do you mean it does not work? What kind of error do you get? First, cloning and building:
Connect the FTDI UART cable to the Rockpi header and to the build computer then run:
That's the Rockpi console. Connect a USB C to A cable, type C connector side is connected to the build computer, type A connector is connected to the top blue port on the Rockpi. Make sure no SD card is inserted. Press the leftmost button under the HDMI port. Keep this button depressed and connect the USB C power cable then release the button. On the build computer, do
At this point flashing should work. From the
This will build the rkdevelop tool (if not already built) then send the image to the board with messages similar to:
Now the board is ready, pull the USB-C power cord and insert it back again. It should boot straight into linux:
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Hello,
After deploying OP-TEE in ROCK Pi 4, I noticed that the Ethernet network interface is not present.
ip a
command just presents loopback interface. There is no eth0 and the typical network service restart andifdown/ifup
do not work.Could someone clarify me if OP-TEE implementation for ROCK Pi 4 really lacks some important component necessary for connectivity using the cabled network port? Am I missing something?
I am sending bellow the logs from the start-up.
I have also searched if system logs could give me some insight and looks like there are drivers present.
However, I could not find any other important logs concerning these drivers:
Please feel free to ask me any other information about my deployment that could help with the analysis.
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