Analog Devices^® Eagle^® driver for *BSD

Driver compilation and installation

To install the uEagle driver and its associated tools, use the following commands:

% tar xzvf ueagle.tgz
% cd ueagle/
% su
% make && make install

Under FreeBSD, it will compile and install the driver kernel module and the tools eaglectl and eagleflash. Under NetBSD and OpenBSD, it will compile and install the tools eaglectl and eagleflash and it will install the driver sources in your kernel source tree.

Kernel compilation

Pre-requisite

Before configuring your kernel, you should check the type of your USB controller. There are basically two kind of controllers: UHCI and OHCI. To know the type of your USB controller, you can use the following command:

% usbdevs

FreeBSD 5.3, 6-CURRENT

If you have an USB OHCI controller, you must apply a patch to your kernel (isochronous pipes are broken with OHCI controllers). To apply it use the following command (you must be logged in as root):

% cd ueagle/patches/
% patch /sys/dev/usb/ohci.c ohci-freebsd-5-3.diff

The ueagle driver uses the NATM network stack which is not included by default in the GENERIC kernel. To include it into your kernel, you must add the following lines to your kernel configuration file:

options    ATM_CORE  # ATM core protocol
options    ATM_UNI   # UNI signalling manager
options    ATM_IP    # IPoA
options    NATM      # native ATM sockets used by PPPoA
device     atm

You should now recompile your kernel and reboot.

NetBSD 2.0, -CURRENT

You must add the following lines to your kernel configuration file to support ueagle:

options    NATM         # native ATM sockets used by PPPoA
options    UEAGLE_DEBUG
ueagle* at uhub?

You should now recompile your kernel and reboot.

OpenBSD 3.6, -CURRENT

You must add the following lines to your kernel configuration file to support ueagle:

rmoption  DIAGNOSTIC   # required for isochronous USB pipes
option    NATM         # native ATM sockets used by PPPoA
option    UEAGLE_DEBUG
ueagle* at uhub?

You should now recompile your kernel and reboot.