I'm currently testing QCA9880/QCA9890 mini-PCIe hardware for an AP implementation. I've done initial testing with a couple of cards using a Linux 4.0.5 kernel, ath10k driver and the currently posted firmware blobs. Everything works fine except for the lack of hardware RFKILL functionality. This is a regulatory requirement for the project, so soft RKILL cannot be used in its place (which works fine BTW). Both cards would have you ground pin 20 of the miniPCIe card to activate the hard block. Doing so however does nothing, as the radio continues to operate. Contacting the vendors of these cards has them blaming the firmware.
On older Atheros AR9300 hardware supported by the ath9k driver there was an EEPROM setting (rfSilent) that activated this option. It required an atheros config tool to turn it on if turned off by the vendor. My question is how does one get hard block RFKILL working on QCA9880/QCA9890 hardware? Thanks for any advice on this subject. Regards, W Riba -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-wireless" in the body of a message to [email protected] More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
