POMdev wrote: > Do you have the Qualcomm contact info? At least we might get a release > of the source code for the 062 driver used in the SB. > > Qualcomm might have some idea of how to prevent the fundamental problem, > the radio's apparent loss of reception,* which likely involves their > proprietary firmware code. With their cooperation, the radio's reception > could be improved to become fully functional in the current > environment. >
It should be reachable at [email protected] and is the official maintainer for the upstream (but lacking AR6002 support) driver. It had perhaps access to a more stable/fixed firmware and could investigate for the public access to 062. All of this could be discussed on linux-wireless mailling list too. You could find some interest in the goal to reinstate AR6002 support to the upstream driver which should be doable with a stabilized 062 driver. Kalle will surely merge it if it work and clean, and you will find help and code review on the list. (yes I dream of an upstream kernel for the SB to become reality some day...) No one know on linux-wireless the community interest and work of some groups on some old devices like SB. Joining linux-wireless could change the game. It is like the "waste" of good programmers time on very very old androids kernel and images, waste because it is a dead end and would be better spend up-streaming the necessary support. Yes upstream Linux still run on my old Atari :) as perseverance on his 90's PowerPC processor. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ EmmanuelF's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=71569 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=111663 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
