[RTOS Support] Is anyone have difficulty with Lab 160112 on a ZC702

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Is anyone have difficulty with Lab 160112 on a ZC702

Posted by trob76 on March 17, 2016

I am finding the I cannot get a IP address from the DHCP server because I am not receive any packets.

Is anyone have difficulty with Lab 160112 on a ZC702

Posted by rtel on March 17, 2016

From this description it sounds like the fact you are not receiving packets is the issue, not DHCP.

The project has been tested on two different Zynq hardware platforms - ZC702 and MicroZed. Are you using one of these? If not, perhaps the PHY on your hardware is different and some changes are required to the init code?

How far have you got? Do you see packets leaving the device? When a packet arrives at the device, is an interrupt generated and does the MAC/Ethernet interrupt handler execute? If the Ethernet ISR does execute, is it finding the received packet correct, and is the packet sent into the TCP/IP stack correctly?