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Making a Linux-managed network switch

Making a Linux-managed network switch

Managed network switches add complexity through interfaces for configuring settings and checking port status. Consumer routers often have managed switches with connections to the CPU and external physical ports, enabling local network port functionality via the Linux DSA and switchdev subsystem. Creating custom network switches involves integrating widely used chips like the RTL8367S, configuring power nets, and ensuring proper Ethernet signaling.


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