IEEE 802.3 Media Independent Interface

A crate traits for accessing the Media Independent Interface on IEEE 802.3 PHYs.

What is Media Independent Interface?

The MII (Media Independent Interface) is a standard interface that is part of the IEEE 802.3 standard.

It is used to communicate with IEEE 802.3 PHYs. In it's most cut-down form, it provides basic configuration and status access. Extended features include autonegotiation configuration, custom on-chip register access through MMD, and extended status information.

PHY implementations

Several standard implementations are provided with the enabled-by-default phy, lan8742a, lan8720a, and ksz8081r features.

• phy exposes a type named BarePhy. This implementation assumes nothing about the PHY that is being communicated with, and determines almost all values at runtime. It should be possible to configure any IEEE 802.3 conformant PHY through this struct.
• lan8742a provides an implementation for the SMSC LAN8742a PHY.
• lan8720a provides an implementation for the SMSC LAN8720a PHY. Note that Interrupt::WoL is not supported by this PHY, but it will be present if the lan8742a feature is also enabled.
• ksz8081r provides an implementation for the MicroChip KSZ8081R PHY