litehm2 support#3035
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andypugh merged 1 commit intoLinuxCNC:2.9from Jul 21, 2024
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This initial writes to the interface card happens with a series of small writes that are all sent back-to-back. At least in the case of the gbit- ethernet card litehm2 this can lead to packet loss, leading to a failed startup. This patch collects all packets generated by the force_write code into a single packet.
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I am a bit nervous about merging this without checking that it doesn't cause problems with normal Mesa cards. That will have to wait a couple of days. |
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I have been using master since the change was added ~1.5 years |
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litehm2 support was added to master with cb81d5b. It also made it partially into 2.9 with d72b9d4. This pull request is to merge the remaining bits into the next release, so litehm2 users don't need to build lcnc from master.