Hi Marco, compat.ko is a back ward compatibility driver ie., you are back-porting Linux kernel 3.16 wcn36xx Qualcom WLAN chipset drivers (which comes with MESH support by default) to the Linux kernel 3.4 version (which is used in NEXUS 4 mobile phone).
Please check for the below steps: > # make menuconfig > Check whether you have commented the existing WLAN device driver which ever might be enabled in the Linux Kernel 3.4. > If it's not commented then please comment the WLAN driver & build zImage. > # make zImage > Build the wcn36xx device drivers as modules & then try to load them accordingly. > If you are trying to load your own build driver modules (wcn36xx) on top of already existing driver modules then that might create problem while loading the same type of driver modules again. If you have already done all the above explained stuffs, then it should not create any other problems for loading compat.ko driver module. Hope this might be of some useful things for getting MESH working on Nexus4. Best regards, Devaraj J > On Mon, Oct 13, 2014 at 03:44:00PM +0530, via Devel wrote: >> Hi Marco, >> You are suppose to execute combat.ko before wcn36xx_msm.ko, > > For those puzzled as I on first reading... surely this is supposed to be "compat.ko"? Though combat.ko sounds like a fun kernel module :) > > -- > Bob Copeland %% www.bobcopeland.com > _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list [email protected] http://lists.open80211s.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/devel
