| I am using the wpi3945 driver with the latest wpi-firmware
| (2.4.14). When I am not using my wireless connection for some
| time, because the laptop is staying switched on and unused for
| some time, I do get a wireless time-out.
What is a wireless time-out?
It is normal that the access point
Damien Bergamini [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
But the wpi(4) driver should reassociate immediately.
And it does, most of the time. For one reason or another, at
semi-random intervals I get
Jul 23 08:06:49 thingy /bsd: wpi0: fatal firmware error
Jul 23 08:06:50 thingy /bsd: wpi0: timeout waiting
On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 08:29:04AM +0200, Damien Bergamini wrote:
| I am using the wpi3945 driver with the latest wpi-firmware
| (2.4.14). When I am not using my wireless connection for some
| time, because the laptop is staying switched on and unused for
| some time, I do get a wireless
That is a different problem.
It happens when the wireless button that enables/disables the radio
has not been pushed, or if it is an ACPI-only button or if it's a
software switch that needs some vendor-specific driver to actually
enable the radio.
Damien
i get another type of timeout in my
On Mon, Jul 23, 2007 at 12:08:07PM +0200, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is a different problem.
It happens when the wireless button that enables/disables the radio
has not been pushed, or if it is an ACPI-only button or if it's a
software switch that needs some vendor-specific driver to
I am using the wpi3945 driver with the latest wpi-firmware (2.4.14). When I am
not using my wireless connection for some time, because the laptop is staying
switched on and unused for some time, I do get a wireless time-out.
The OpenBSD is Obsd-current snap 20-07-07, but the issue was already
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