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1. Introduction
2. Feature Description
3. Ethernet Subsystem Parameters
4. Subsystem Abstraction Layer (SAL)
5. Dynamic Reconfiguration Extension Subsystem
6. Interfaces and Signals
7. Recommended Clock Connections
8. Register Descriptions
9. Ethernet SS IP Example Design
10. Document Revision History for Ethernet Subsystem Intel FPGA IP User Guide: Early Access Customer Release
4.1.1. NOP(0x0)
4.1.2. get_hssi_profile
4.1.3. set_hssi_profile
4.1.4. read_MAC_statistic (0x3)
4.1.5. get_mtu(0x4)
4.1.6. set_csr for E-Tile (0x5)
4.1.7. set_csr for F-Tile
4.1.8. get_csr for E-Tile (0x6)
4.1.9. get_csr for F-Tile
4.1.10. enable_loopback for E-Tile (0x7)
4.1.11. enable_loopback for F-Tile
4.1.12. disable_loopback for E-Tile (0x8)
4.1.13. disable_loopback for F-Tile
4.1.14. Reset MAC Statistics (0x9)
4.1.15. set_mtu for F-Tile
4.1.16. Ncsi_get_link_status
4.1.17. Reserved
4.1.18. firmware_version (0xFF)
8.1.1. Device Feature Header Lo
8.1.2. Device Feature Header Hi
8.1.3. Feature GUID_L
8.1.4. Feature GUID_H
8.1.5. Feature CSR ADDR
8.1.6. Feature CSR Size Group
8.1.7. Version
8.1.8. Feature List
8.1.9. Interface Attribute Port X Parameters
8.1.10. HSSI Command/Status
8.1.11. HSSI Control/Address
8.1.12. HSSI Read Data
8.1.13. HSSI Write Data
8.1.14. HSSI Ethernet Port X Status
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4.1.4. read_MAC_statistic (0x3)
Ethtool Statistics | HSSI Control/Address bit[20:16] Counters | E-tile Hard IP for Ethernet Statistics Registers |
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tx_packets | 0 | TX_MCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_MCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ TX_BCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_BCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + TX_UCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_UCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + TX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + TX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + TX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
rx_packets | 1 | RX_MCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + RX_MCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ RX_BCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + RX_BCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + RX_UCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + RX_UCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + RX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + RX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + RX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + RX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + RX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + RX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
rx_crc_errors | 2 | RX_FCSERR_31_0+ RX_FCSERR_63_32 |
rx_align_errors | 3 | RX_FCSERR_31_0+ RX_FCSERR_63_32 - (RX_RNT_31_0 + RX_RNT_63_32) |
tx_bytes | 4 | TX_Payload_OctetsOK_31_0+ TX_Payload_OctetsOK_63_32 |
rx_bytes | 5 | RX_Payload_OctetsOK_31_0+ RX_Payload_OctetsOK_63_32 |
tx_pause | 6 | TX_PAUSE_31_0+ TX_PAUSE_63_32 |
rx_pause | 7 | RX_PAUSE_31_0+ RX_PAUSE_63_32 |
rx_errors | 8 | RX_Dropped_CTRL_31_0+ RX_Dropped_CTRL_63_32 |
tx_errors | 9 | TX_Dropped_CTRL_31_0+ TX_Dropped_CTRL_63_32 |
rx_unicast | 10 | RX_UCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + RX_UCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ RX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + RX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
rx_multicast | 11 | RX_MCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + RX_MCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ RX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + RX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
rx_broadcast | 12 | RX_BCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + RX_BCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ RX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + RX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
tx_discards | 13 | - |
tx_unicast | 14 | TX_UCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_UCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ TX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
tx_multicast | 15 | TX_MCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_MCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ TX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
tx_broadcast | 16 | TX_BCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_BCAST_DATA_OK_63_32+ TX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 |
ether_drops | 17 | RX_Dropped_CTRL_31_0+ RX_Dropped_CTRL_63_32 |
rx_total_bytes | 18 | RX_Frame_OctetsOK_31_0+ RX_Frame_OctetsOK_63_32 |
rx_total_packets | 19 | TX_MCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_MCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + TX_BCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_BCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + TX_UCAST_DATA_OK_31_0 + TX_UCAST_DATA_OK_63_32 + TX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_MCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + TX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_BCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + TX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_31_0 + TX_UCAST_CTRL_OK_63_32 + RX_MCAST_DATA_ERR_31_0 + RX_MCAST_DATA_ERR_63_32+ RX_BCAST_DATA_ERR_31_0 + RX_BCAST_DATA_ERR_63_32 + RX_UCAST_DATA_ERR_31_0 + RX_UCAST_DATA_ERR_63_32 + RX_MCAST_CTRL_ERR_31_0 + RX_MCAST_CTRL_ERR_63_32 + RX_BCAST_CTRL_ERR_31_0 + RX_BCAST_CTRL_ERR_63_32 + RX_UCAST_CTRL_ERR_31_0 + RX_UCAST_CTRL_ERR_63_32 |
rx_undersize | 20 | RX_RNT_31_0+ RX_RNT_63_32 |
rx_oversize | 21 | RX_OVERSIZE_31_0+ RX_OVERSIZE_63_32 |
rx_64_bytes | 22 | RX_64B_31_0+ RX_64B_63_32 |
rx_65_127_bytes | 23 | RX_65to127B_31_0+ RX_65to127B_63_32 |
rx_128_255_bytes | 24 | RX_128to255B_31_0+ RX_128to255B_63_32 |
rx_256_511_bytes | 25 | RX_256to511B_31_0+ RX_256to511B_63_32 |
rx_512_1023_bytes | 26 | RX_512to1023B_31_0+ RX_512to1023B_63_32 |
rx_1024_1518_bytes | 27 | RX_1024to1518B_31_0+ RX_1024to1518B_63_32 |
rx_gte_1519_bytes | 28 | RX_1519toMAXB_31_0+ RX_1519toMAXB_63_32 |
rx_jabbers | 29 | RX_JABBERS_31_0+ RX_JABBERS_63_32 |
rx_runts | 30 | RX_ FRAGMENTS _31_0+ RX_ FRAGMENTS _63_32 |
User should write to HSSI Control/Address Register bit [20:16] to identify which counter to be read out based on the counter value from the above table. The result is calculated by aggregating internal statistic register values read out from Ethernet IP. The HSSI Control/Address Register bit 31 indicates the read is intended for lower 32 bits (1'b1) of the statistic counters or the upper 32 bits (1'b0).