- Add ANLPAR_XNP bit.
- Add definitions for RF1 and RF2 (for 1000BASE-X) .
- Rename MII_ANNP (Autonegotiation next page transmit) register to MII_ANNPT.
- Add bit definitions for MII_ANNPT and MII_ANLPRNP.
- Remove GTSR_LP_ASM_DIR bit. This is not described in the 802.3 spec now and
no any NetBSD drivers use the definition.
- Unidirectional enable
- Unidirectional ability
- Extended Next Page
- Receive Next Page Location Able
- Received Next Page Storage Location
- Data Link Layer Classification capability
- Enable Physical Layer Classification
- Invalid Class in PD Class
- PSE Status bit definitions
- Sort registers
- Modify comments.
(See annex 28B.2 and 28D). The old mii.h defined ANAR_X_PAUSE_* macros. Those
macros were named for 1000Base-X, but the bit definitions were not for
1000Base-X but for others (e.g. 1000BaseT). So there was bug in auto
negotiation for 1000Base-X, but there was no bug for other media. Define new
macro named ANAR_PAUSE_* and ANLPAR_PAUSE_* for other than 1000Base-X and fix
the bit definitions of ANAR_X_PAUSE_* and ANLPPAR_X_*. Change some PHY drivers
to use true macro. Same as other *BSDs.
802.3 doens't specify ANAR or ANLPAR bits for GMII. Need to
use PHY-specific registers for this, for now, which means we
need specific drivers for the Gigabit-capable PHYs (I think the
most common is the BCM5400).
mapping an OUI to the MII id registers.
Doing this in the MII_OUI() macro would be too complex, so put it into
a helper function and move the MII id register interpretation stuff
into miivar.h.
msaitoh