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Getting Started with Real-Time System ModelsYou can hide the host mouse pointer by pressing the Left Ctrl+Left Alt keys. Press the keysagain to redisplay the host mouse pointer. Only the Left Ctrl key is operational. The Right Ctrlkey on the right of the keyboard does not have the same effect.If you prefer to use a different key, use the trap_key configuration option. See the Fast ModelsReference Manual for information about CADI parameter documentation.ARM DUI 0575A Copyright © 2011 ARM. All rights reserved. 2-11ID051811Non-Confidential
Getting Started with Real-Time System Models2.6 Using Ethernet with a VE RTSMThe VE RTSMs provide you with a virtual Ethernet component. This is a model of theSMSC91C111 Ethernet controller, and uses a TAP device to communicate with the network. Bydefault, the Ethernet component is disabled.The following sections describe aspects of the VE RTSM Ethernet component:• Host requirements• Target requirements• Configuring Ethernet on page 2-13.2.6.1 Host requirementsBefore you can use the Ethernet capability of the VE RTSM, you must first setup your hostcomputer. For more information, see the Fast Models User Guide.2.6.2 Target requirementsThe VE RTSMs include a software implementation of the SMSC91C111 Ethernet controller.Your target OS must therefore include a driver for this specific device, and the kernel must beconfigured to use the SMSC chip. Operating systems that support the SMSC91C111 includeWinCE, Symbian and Linux.There are three SMSC91C111 component parameters:• enabled• mac_address on page 2-13• promiscuous on page 2-13.When you configure these parameters prior to starting the VE RTSM, you specify the TAPdevice name, set the MAC address, and define whether promiscuous mode is enabled.enabledThis is the default state. When the device is disabled, the kernel cannot detect the device. Formore information, see the SMSC_91C111 component section in the Fast Models ReferenceManual. Figure 2-5 shows a block diagram of the model networking structure:Virtual MachineTarget OSDriversSMSC91C111TCP/IPOperatingSystemTAP deviceFigure 2-5 Model networking structure block diagramARM DUI 0575A Copyright © 2011 ARM. All rights reserved. 2-12ID051811Non-Confidential
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