On Thu, Mar 13, 2008 at 07:28:13AM -0700, Larry Finger wrote:
> I think your card should be supported. Did you checkout branch
> everything of Linville's tree, or are you running under the master
> branch? Issue the command 'git branch' and see which branch has the
> star. If you have used the master branch, you should issue the command
> 'git checkout --track -b everything origin/everything' to checkout the
> proper branch. It will have the latest code including the fix for your
> 64-bit card. Those devices used to work but a change in the DMA buffer
> handling elsewhere in the kernel broke them.

Thanks a lot! 

I ran this command, but it did not work:

    [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/wireless-testing$ git branch
    * master
    [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/wireless-testing$ git branch -l
    * master
    [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/wireless-testing$ git-branch -r
      origin/HEAD
      origin/at76
      origin/base
      origin/extra
      origin/fixes
      origin/master
      origin/merged-fixes
      origin/merged-upstream
      origin/upstream
      origin/upstream-pending
    [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/src/wireless-testing$ git checkout --track -b 
everything origin/everything
    git checkout: updating paths is incompatible with switching branches/forcing
    Did you intend to checkout 'origin/everything' which can not be resolved as 
commit?

I am sorry, I do not know enough about git yet to guess what the correct
incantation should be. 

Anyway I just did a git-pull and got 2.6.25-rc5-wl. I have built it but not had
opportunity to test it yet. Is this new enough to work?

Thanks,
Abhijit
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