Sun, 13 Aug 2017 04:09:45 +0300 було написано Farhan Khan
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Sounds like rtwn_init() fails somewhere - I would try to 'ifdef' out
various routines from the end of it (e.g., everything but rtwn_power_on(),
then rtwn_load_firmware(), rtwn_mac_init() etc.) to see where is the
Following up on this from earlier:
I am trying to extend the sys/dev/rtwn/rtl8188e driver to support PCI.
Linux calls this rtl8188ee.
Right now, my code loads, reads the ROM, and will create an interface with:
ifconfig wlan0 create wlandev rtwn0
But when I assign an IP address, it immediately
For reference, we chatted on IRC.
I think it's the NIC disappearing because giving it an iP brings it
link 'up' and something in the 'up' path is causing the firmware to
crash and the NIC to disappear.
which bus is it on btw? eg, you could try 'devctl rescan pcib3' if
it's on pcib3..
-adrian
Hi all,
I am slowly struggling through writing my Wifi first driver, which is an
extension to the current rtwn driver. I have reached another hurdle that
I'm stuck on.
I bring up my wifi driver as follows:
# kldload rtwn && kldload rtwn_pci
# sudo ifconfig wlan0 create wlandev rtwn0
# sudo