Hey Daniel,

and Android's netd daemon is also not able to achieve this. The
> SoftapController uses the private functions of the Broadcom driver
> which are not supported by our driver.
>

> Yeah, the  current code is pretty broadcom specific. Going forward, we
will be using hostapd to
provide more generic driver support.


> Now, my questions are where does Android do all the EAP Server and
> WPA
> Authenticator stuff? Is it done in native code or in java? Where can
> I
> find this code? Or is this entirely done by the Broadcom AP Wifi-
> Firmware?
>

> There is no EAP support for soft ap, but the WPA authentication happens in
the broadcom firmware.

The way you could go about porting is by hooking the java APIs to netd go
through hostapd.



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