Been seeing panics as in the Subject for a few weeks.
Now running (and seeing the panics) with r251078M.
Please let me know if additional info is needed.
thanks
-kim
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hi,
Can you please provide the backtrace?
thanks,
adrian
On 2 June 2013 04:49, Kim Culhan wrote:
> Been seeing panics as in the Subject for a few weeks.
>
> Now running (and seeing the panics) with r251078M.
>
> Please let me know if additional info is needed.
>
> thanks
> -kim
>
Hi,
It's supported in -HEAD.
Bluetooth may or may not work. I've not sat down and focused on that, sorry.
adrian
On 2 June 2013 08:00, Miguel Clara wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for the direct mail, but I not sure about the correct steps to
> take when a driver is missing... if there a mailling list
Hi,
So this is yet another instance of the MAC being tickled slightly
wrong/racy, which could lead to hardware lockups or general craziness.
It's happening during a stuck beacon whilst in AP mode.
I'll go and review the transmit/receive/reset path again and ensure
it's all shut down right during
Oh, and please file a PR. With that core.txt file. It's fine.
adrian
On 2 June 2013 10:18, Adrian Chadd wrote:
> Hi,
>
> So this is yet another instance of the MAC being tickled slightly
> wrong/racy, which could lead to hardware lockups or general craziness.
>
> It's happening during a stuck
On 2 June 2013 04:49, Kim Culhan wrote:
> Been seeing panics as in the Subject for a few weeks.
>
> Now running (and seeing the panics) with r251078M.
>
> Please let me know if additional info is needed.
So, just to brain dump what the story is here.
I changed the TX DMA code to implement exactl
.. and stupidly, my reset code does this:
* wait for tx/rx to finish
* bump reset counter
rather than what it should be doing, which is:
* bump reset counter
* wait for tx/rx to finish
because TX will continue if the reset flag isn't set. And I bet that's
what is going on.
Thanks for pointing
So Unex gave me a couple of their 802.11p NICs to play with.
http://www.unex.com.tw/product/dcma-86p2
It's a NIC specifically designed for the 5.9GHz band for 802.11p deployments.
Now, the NIC probes and detects fine under FreeBSD. The main issue is
the lack of regulatory information for said NI
