On 19 October 2008 9:54:14 am Larry Finger wrote: > Przemysław Kulczycki wrote: > > Hi. > > Have you tried the new closed Broadcom driver? > > http://www.broadcom.com/support/802.11/linux_sta.php > > Will it be any useful to you in reverse engineering of the Broadcom > > cards? Regards. > > Our reverse engineering efforts have been devoted to the MIPS versions of > the Linux drivers. There has been no effort devoted to that Broadcom card. > > Larry
Would it be useful for me to mmio-trace that driver after I've upgraded to 2.6.27? I was thinking about doing it, but I was looking for an opportunity to ask what you all wanted to see. ( I have a 4328 card ). I've already sounded out the capabilities of the wl.ko driver, so here's what I plan to do as the test regimen: ifconfig up iwconfig mode managed iwconfig mode ad-hoc iwconfig mode managed iwlist wlan0 scanning Associate with open network associate with wpa-psk (tkip) network Scale through txpower settings scale through rate settings scale through sens settings ifconfig down Anything to add? I'm thinking of scripting it, so it'll just be a `sudo -s wireless-mmio-trace.sh`
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