Bruno Tavares wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] Bruno]# /sbin/iwconfig wlan0 mode Monitor
Error for wireless request Set Mode (8B06) :
SET failed on device wlan0 ; Device or resource busy.
(it say it's busy but i'm connected to my wired connection!)
You have to bring the interface down to
Bruno Tavares wrote:
localhost kernel: Process NetworkManager (pid: 7796, ti=c2fe4000
task=e60ca270 task.ti=c2fe4000)
service NetworkManager stop
if you didn't have any joy with NetworkManager, stop it starting next
boot with
chkconfig NetworkManager off
as well. Then retry.
-Andy
Stephan Broß wrote:
My problems began now on the embedded system. I can't use udev,
because the systems design haven't got much memory. To be honest, I
would not like to use it because of a lot reasons.
So the crucial question for me is: Is it possible to use zd1211rw
without udev? and
Stephan Broß wrote:
How did you manage writing to sysfs. I tried to mount it with 'exec'
option, but without success. Nowhere I can find a file named
'loading' or 'data', so I assume you create it?
Nope. Just mount sysfs with the default mount options is all you need,
assuming that you
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The loading and other fancy bits are dynamically created before the
/sbin/hotplug script is called, and $DEVPATH is likewise
dynamically created and defined in the environment before
/sbin/hotplug is called.
Aah, now it becomes plainer. First I have to install the
roger tunnicliffe wrote:
Having managed to compile the module the foloowing took place:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~ sudo /sbin/ifconfig
loLink encap:Local Loopback
No sign of the wireless network card ?
ifconfig only shows you interfaces that have an address allocated by
roger tunnicliffe wrote:
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Subject: Re: [zd1211-devs] SUSE SLED Compile error
Date: Sunday 18 February 2007 13:28
From: roger tunnicliffe [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Uli Kunitz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ulrich
I have booted to FEDORA and downloaded the
Kelvin Xu wrote:
Dear all,
Has there been any development on the driver, to allow cross-compilation to
a ARM target?
Is such cross-compilation possible?
It certainly does crosscompile cleanly for ARM9, but the last version I
took from CVS (28th Jan) didn't work with wpa_supplicant. Also
Jon Smirl wrote:
If you send UDP packets out on a multicast (or broadcast address)
under 802.11 there is no MAC level ACK. UDP packets never have TCP
level ACKs.
So the question is, if an 802.11 device is associated to an AP, can
you use the existing API to send out packets with a NULL
Hi folks -
static int reset_mode(struct zd_mac *mac)
{
struct ieee80211_device *ieee = zd_mac_to_ieee80211(mac);
struct zd_ioreq32 ioreqs[3] = {
{ CR_RX_FILTER, STA_RX_FILTER },
{ CR_SNIFFER_ON, 0U },
};
if (ieee-iw_mode ==
Jon Smirl wrote:
There have been reports of the driver garbling frames with kismet.
This may be the source.
Probably not the source of that problem, since reset_mode isn't called
very often. Bad data in Monitor mode sounds like frames that didn't
pass their CRC check being passed through.
Jon Smirl wrote:
There have been reports of the driver garbling frames with kismet.
This may be the source.
Probably not the source of that problem, since reset_mode isn't called
very often. Bad data in Monitor mode sounds like frames that didn't
pass their CRC check being passed through.
Hi folks -
I have written a patch (attached) which tries to provide a new usage
mode for the zd1211rw. It works for me, but only in Monitor mode: the
intention is that it should work in Managed mode too, associated or
unassociated, and I welcome any pointers getting that going.
What the
Jon Smirl wrote:
Hi Jon -
The intended effect is that you can simultaneously run your encrypted
network connection, keeping your normal traffic and internet
connectivity private as usual, and yet also participate in a general,
unencrypted (on the transport layer, anyway) broadcast-based
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