Daniel Schmitt wrote: > Well, I already tried 4 different WLAN miniPci cards on two different WP188 > boards. Same behaviour. > I think the WLAN cards are something special. They don't have SPROM on ssb. > Who > knows what there is missing, too? > Sometimes I manage it to get them working as AP for half an hour. I can > associate, transfer data and so on. > The WLAN cards are from mn700 Microsoft Router. The broadcom chip is labeled: > BCM4306KFB > HS0350 P20 > 710355 M > The card is labeled > (C)2003 BROADCOM CORP > BCM94306MPMN REV 2.1
First of all, is this a regression? I didn't think it was, but when I reread an earlier post of yours, it appears that you can make it work by using ssb from 2.6.28 and b43legacy from compat-wireless. If I read that correctly, then there is a regression in ssb. Please confirm that. If it is a regression, the recent changes in the PCI code for ssb are as follows: 2009-08-10: Read/write macro changes and some SPROM 8 stuff for LP PHY 2009-02-27: Implement fallback SPROM 2008-12-25: Add SPROM Rev 8 extraction 2008-08-20: Add SPROM 4-5 extraction None of these seem to be a likely source of a regression; however, anything resembling a bisection would be helpful. Larry _______________________________________________ Bcm43xx-dev mailing list [email protected] https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/bcm43xx-dev
