Hi,
Can someone point out where it can be enabled that the driver passes frames
even
if the device is not associated? (Unfortunately even with a look at what
happens
if i trigger a scan - where the device is able to receive beacons/probe
respones
without being associated - i couldn't
Adrian Chadd adrian at freebsd.org writes:
erm, I think you're misunderstanding what's going on there.
The last thing the hardware DMAs out at that point is that last dword,
with the RxDone bit set. There's no guarantee that the hardware is
DMAing out raw frame contents to main memory at
After some messing around with the receive path in the driver i did the
following:
- I enabled the receive tasklet without being associated
- In ath9k/mac.c, i disabled
/* OH MY GOD ...
if ((adsp-ds_rxstatus8 AR_RxDone) == 0)
return -EINPROGRESS;
*/
-
erm, I think you're misunderstanding what's going on there.
The last thing the hardware DMAs out at that point is that last dword,
with the RxDone bit set. There's no guarantee that the hardware is
DMAing out raw frame contents to main memory at all. There's an
internal RX FIFO which it uses to
On Tue, Oct 2, 2012 at 2:44 PM, Torsten Zimmermann
flotteto...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi,
can anyone point out where the driver does the very early frame sanity
checks for the received frames? Up to know i'm getting a little confused
(after reading some source code files) what is done by the
Hi,
can anyone point out where the driver does the very early frame sanity
checks for the received frames? Up to know i'm getting a little confused
(after reading some source code files) what is done by the hardware itself
and what still needs to be done by the driver. Point of all this is that i
