I'd like to add a wifi board to my radio project that's currently running on a
Debian distro from a few months ago. It's been modified a bit since then, and I
can't currently log into it to verify if it's a 3.8 or 3.1x kernel. I thought
it was 3.8, but I had to do a bunch of DTB stuff to it, so that makes me think
it's a newer kernel.
Anyway, I have another BBB with 3.8.13-bone69 on it, figured that would be the
place to start to get the WiFi cape working, so I don't screw up my radio
project (which uses ADC and PRU and some GPIOs and took a lot of configuring to
get working). I've plugged in the board, and looked online for help with it,
but the main results point to this TI page:
http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/WL18xx_AMxxx_Platform_Integration_Guide
Which is generic, and has lots of instructions for patching and building a
custom kernel. Is all that really necessary? Do the current builds not support
this chip out of the box?
Thanks,
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Rick Mann
[email protected]
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