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This is the package for pgtool of Realtek. There are two methods to use this tool. The method 1 is through a script file. However, you have to use the Method 2 if the Method 1 doesn't work. If you use the embedded system, you maybe have to build "pgdrv.ko" first for the target platform. Please reference the Step 2 of Method 2. And the steps may be different. Method 1: Step 1: Run the script file to load the necessary elements. # ./pgload.sh Step 2: Run the pgtool "rtnicpg". Use /h to show user guide. # ./rtnicpg /h | more Step 3: Choose the cmd to pg. Example: Read the EEPROM for the first NIC card. # ./rtnicpg /r /eeprom /# 1 Step 4: Unload the elements of pgtool. # rmmod pgdrv Method 2: Step 1: Unload all the NIC driver for Realtek. # rmmod r8169 # rmmod r8168 # rmmod r8101 Step 2: Build the pgdrv.ko and install it. # make clean all # insmod pgdrv.ko Step 3: Run the pgtool "rtnicpg". Use /h to show user guide. # ./rtnicpg /h | more Step 4: Choose the cmd to pg. Example: Read the EEPROM for the first NIC card. # ./rtnicpg /r /eeprom /# 1 Step 5: Remove the pgdrv. # rmmod pgdrv [NOTICE] 1. The applications are only for little-endian platform. 2. Must login with "root". 3. The NIC driver must be unload first or the pgdrv.ko cannot work.