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@iabdalkader or@pillo79 can you please look into this? We really need the ethernet connection for our project and wanted to test the beta. Thank you!

can you please look into this? We really need the ethernet connection for our project and wanted to test the beta. Thank you!

Which sample to test with? Any specific config?

any arduino sample, like blinky, but we need it to get a valid IP address and respond to ping. Would be nice to port a PWM sample...

I also tried the vanilla zephyr blinky_pwm sample on portenta H7 and it does not work, it needs additional devicetree wiring.

any arduino sample, like blinky, but we need it to get a valid IP address and respond to ping. Would be nice to port a PWM sample...
I also tried the vanilla zephyr blinky_pwm sample on portenta H7 and it does not work, it needs additional devicetree wiring.

I don't follow. I thought this PR enabled Ethernet and you just wanted someone to test it and merge it?

Yes, on vanilla zephyr ethernet for portenta works because if has what is contained in this PR, so please check it with any arduino sample + ethernet shield and merge it if you can ping the board. Thanks!

Sorry, I’ve been working on PWM and mixed the topics 🙂

This has already been applied to the board upstream and in the branch we use:

https://github.com/zephyrproject-rtos/zephyr/blob/main/boards/arduino/portenta_h7/arduino_portenta_h7-common.dtsi#L216

https://github.com/arduino/zephyr/blob/zephyr-arduino-20250529/boards/arduino/portenta_h7/arduino_portenta_h7-common.dtsi#L216

I don't think this is needed anymore.

But then... do you have a working minimal code that spins up the ethernet port and you can ping the IP?

Asking because for us this does not work.

But then... do you have a working minimal code that spins up the ethernet port and you can ping the IP?

No, sorry I don't.

Asking because for us this does not work.

So you're saying you have a sketch that uses Ethernet but it's not working, but same code works in Zephyr standalone? Did I get that right? Can you share your code/sketch? I'll give it a try.

But then... do you have a working minimal code that spins up the ethernet port and you can ping the IP?

TheTestClient example inSocketWrapper library should work just fine for testing. I remember trying it some weeks ago and it was getting an IP without issues (test setup: Portenta H7 + Max Carrier)