!ReDHCP on Pi4B
David J. Ruck (33) 1586 posts |
I think $.Network.!ReDHCP might from a ROD disc image, which I was trying on a Raspberry Pi 4, but will post here due to unwillingness to look anywhere at this time of night. It was being run !Boot and giving a no such SWI error, the reason being it was trying to guess the Ethernet driver SWI name from the Inet$EtherDevice variable and getting it wrong – Attempting EtherGENET_Info instead of EtherGE_Info The fix is to add these two lines after line 3060 REM Adjust the device string for the Raspberry Pi 4B IF device$="EtherGENET" THEN device$="EtherGE" |
Steve Pampling (1551) 8126 posts |
I’m pretty sure there was a EtherGE(NET) name related fix introduced to the GitLab source recently. What happens if you update to a current beta release? |
Andrew Rawnsley (492) 1440 posts |
I have done an update for it for the Pi4 RISC OS Direct build, which should be available early in the new year. It has been sat on my NAS awaiting final testing for a while, due to lack of time. I don’t know whether you took it into account, but EtherGE suffers the same bit-switch as the Titanium Ether driver, so needs to be included in that bit of the code, not alongside EtherUSB/EtherTH and so on. |
David J. Ruck (33) 1586 posts |
I would get the latest ROD version, but you have to download and flash an SD card to get at just the one program of interest. Is there any way of getting hold of software as a zip file? I do have a program which can extract files from a 7.5GB Filecore partition (not on RISC OS of course), but seeing the date of the image is Feb 2020, no point looking for an update there. |
Steve Pampling (1551) 8126 posts |
Ah, so it was the Titanium fix that I was remembering. |