Integration of Intel E810-XXVDA2 using Ice driver in Jetpack 6

Robotics & Edge Computing Jetson & Embedded Systems Jetson Orin NX
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In jetpack 5, we were able to get the Intel E810 networking card running successfully by doing the following in the corresponding PCIE device tree node:

    /delete-property/ status;
	/delete-property/ iommus;
	/delete-property/ dma-coherent;

And by changing
define GIC_SPI_MSI_SIZE (defined in tegra-t23x-agic.h) to 252

What to do to get it running on jetpack 6?
define GIC_SPI_MSI_SIZE and the corresponding file “tegra-t23x-agic.h” do not exist anymore. Also the device tree node for interrupt-controller@f400000 does look very different…

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Could you elaborate more about what did you remove on jeptack5? I don’t really think what you told is correct.

by doing the following in the corresponding PCIE device tree node:

    /delete-property/ status;
	/delete-property/ iommus;
	/delete-property/ dma-coherent;

Delete status means PCIe controller is totally not enabled. Thus, I don’t think what you told is correct… or you are actually not doing this on “PCIe device tree”.

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In the meantime we were able to run the Network Card with the generic Jetson Linux

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