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Using the 2.1 firmware from SF. I can't get reboot to work with 2.2 firmware.
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> On Sun, 2006-12-17 at 18:31 -0500, Jon Smirl wrote:
> > Linus git kernel, 2.6.20-rc1+
> > patched softmac for work queue changes
> > Ubuntu Edgy
> > WEP encryption
> >
> > ifup eth1
> > Won't start the network, if I look in dmesg
> > ADDR
I am using different hardware but that doesn't seem to be the problem.
zd1211rw 5-3:1.0: firmware version 4721
zd1211rw 5-3:1.0: zd1211b chip 0ace:1215 v4810 high 00-02-72 AL2230_RF pa0 g--N
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[ 1515.809289] SoftMAC: associated!
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636047] zd1211rw 5-3.6:1.0: zd_chip_unlock_phy_regs() CR_REG1:
0x20 -> 0xa0
[ 1955.656329] zd1211rw 5-3.6:1.0: set_channel() channel 3
[ 1955.969417] zd1211rw 5-3.6:1.0: zd_chip_unlock_phy_regs() CR_REG1:
0x20 -> 0xa0
[ 1955.970060] SoftMAC: sent association request!
[ 1955.971791] SoftMAC: associated!
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> > ifup eth1
> > [ 1457.671472] SoftMAC: Associate: Scanning for networks first.
> > [ 1457.671487] SoftMAC: Associate: failed to initiate scan. Is device up?
>
> You have some configuratio
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> > I disabled auto start in /etc/network/interfaces
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> /etc/network/interface is an Ubuntu thing, you want to completely
> disable whatever is using it.
>
> > Now I type "ifup eth1&quo
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> > It looks to me like Ubuntu told the interface to initialize and then
> > told it to associate before the initialization was complete.
>
> No - your trace clearly shows that it is setting se
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> > > It looks to me like Ubuntu told the interface to initialize and then
> > > told it to associate before the initializatio
ebian to add "ifconfig eth1
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> > Could other wireless drivers allow you to set the key/essid while they
> > are down, and then process them only after the link is brought up?
>
> Some do, some don't. softmac won't
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This patch fixes up the zd1211rw git tree to account for the work
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static void ieee_i
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This patch fixes up the zd1211rw git tree to account for the work
queue changes in 2.6.20+.
Probably would be best to attach the version of the patch that works.
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Pull: refs/heads/fw-present:refs/heads/fw-present
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> > First thing I need to figure out is why I can't finish a 250MB copy
> > over pure 802.11g without dropping the connection. I am getting
> > hundreds of these in the logs:
> > kern
s' tree to see if it works better with my radio.
Some of comments indicate that Uli's git tree has trouble with my
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> > I couldn't get anything working right with the wireless-dev tree. DHCP
> > wouldn't work on zd1211rw, but the device could hear packets via
> > Wireshark. XGL is unstable on wireless
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> >>> I couldn't get anything working right with the wireless-dev tree. DHCP
> >>> would
auses with short preambles
set at the router than with long ones.
I have set my router into 11g only mode instead of 11bg mode. Is there
an equivalent setting on the client side? A mismatch between the
client in 11bg mode and the AP in 11g might explain what I am seeing.
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an respond to that level of interrupt load. Wire based
hardware I have worked with used DMA and interrupt throttling to
reduce the load. I'm not familiar with how USB deals with these
problems so I need to read some more.
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> > I just spent a while with Windows booted on the same hardware. With no
> > trouble at all I am able to achieve 19Mb/sec of useful file copy
> > throughput.
>
> Matching the windows driver
be over 24M, it is probably at 48M.
I'll add some debug code and see if I can figure out why it can't set
a rate over 24M.
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Patch to make the vendor driver, ZD1211LnxDrv_2_16_0_0, build on
2.6.20-rc20. It also fixes what looks to be some definite problems
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> "Jon Smirl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Patch to make the vendor driver, ZD1211LnxDrv_2_16_0_0, build on
> > 2.6.20-rc20. It also fixes what looks to be so
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> "Jon Smirl" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > The INIT work changes went into 2.6.20+, they aren't in 2.6.18. It
> > shouldn't be too hard to fix up th
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Could the fragmented urb not have gotten reassembled correctly?
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doesn't.
> CIFS as an alternative.
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> > I just did a 15GB copy test and averaged 13Mb/sec, Windows can copy
> > the same files at 19Mb/sec. It appears that CIFS has higher throughput
> > than SMBFS (10Mb).
>
> I think using suc
st succeed.
Noise is somewhat random, so it should result in differing numbers of
retransmission attempts. If there is always the same number of
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netcat always generates maximum MTU sized packets. Is there a simple
way to generate a bunches of tiny packets?
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Using current Linus source.
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> >> The intended effect is that you can simultaneously run your encrypted
> >> network connection, keeping your normal traffic and internet
> >> connectivity private as
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> > 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,
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> > 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.
hat might be the problem?
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. But that wouldn't be 'free'. Now we have to deal
with this user space loading mess and people loading the wrong
versions into the device. All of this so that the non-free code can be
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Do you have the sysfs file system mounted? The userspace code uses it
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usb 5-3.5: request_fw_file() fw name zd1211/zd1211b_uphr
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Do any of the zd1211 based devices do 802.11a? All of the ones I can
locate are 11b/g only.
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> > Do any of the zd1211 based devices do 802.11a? All of the ones I can
> > locate are 11b/g only.
> >
> http://zd1211.ath.cx/wiki/RfTypes
Which Trendnet device is this referring to?
Airoh
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> > > Do any of the zd1211 based devices do 802.11a? All of the ones I can
> > > locate are 11b/g only.
> > >
> > http:
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> I have a ALLSPOT USB WLAN Finder ALL0298, which should support
> 802.11a. I has the AL7230 chip.
Does it work on 11a? Is there doc and code for using the AL7230?
>
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> > In order to learn more about how the zd1211 works I though I could try
> > implementing a few missing functions in the dscape zd1211 driver. The
> > easiest ones looked
USB devices on the same host adapter.
Couldn't this be tracked easily in the firmware? Is it possible to get
firmware changes?
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> > On 1/28/07, Ulrich Kunitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > There is no simple way to count the RTS failures and successes. You could
> > > however get all the
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> > Is the zd1211b still being produced? Or is Atheros killing it? I'm
> > working on an embedded design and I don't want to design in a part
> > that is disappearing
expensive ($30). If the
Gigafast dongle gets too close to the cheap DVI cable, it introduces a
bunch of sparkle into the screen. No problems from the Dlink again.
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> shielded. If I get my Dlink wifi link dongle too close to the Gigafast
> one, the Gigafast one starts receiving all kinds of spurious packets,
> There is no e
hem.
My Ralink hardware only picks up a few bad packets in monitor mode.
I'm in a fairly quiet radio environment and can't see beacons from any
other nets on Channel 1. Only beacons I see that I don't control are
on Channel 6. I'm monitoring on Channel 1.
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SB 2.0 support. If instead you go
with USB 1.0 and drive the wireless net more slowly there are many
more less expensive options available.
The other solution is to use an 802.11 module with a SDIO interface.
Many microcontrollers support SDIO but you'll have to build your own
PCBs. SDIO will run
These are zd1211b based, I already have a couple. I've never seen them
for $12 shipped.
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