Remco wrote:
0x22f is in ieee80211softmac_auth_queue (list.h:153).
148 * This is only for internal list manipulation where we know
149 * the prev/next entries already!
150 */
151 static inline void __list_del(struct list_head * prev, struct list_head *
next)
152 {
153 next->prev = prev;
154
Daniel,
Thanks for your detailed answer! It helps to clear things.
To verify I understood well:
Regarding sotmac and the wirelss stack :
I saw in README of the rewrite dirver, that
"The driver is been developed against the wireless-2.6
tree maintained by John Linville, which includes the softma
Hi,
As I underatnd from zd1211 doc,(of the rewritten
version) , you should use eth0 or eth1 for the
the ZD1211 interface. (see the readme).
Is there some real reason not to use wlan0 (As I can
do
with the non rewrite version of zd1211) ? or is it
something technical which has no real signi
John Que wrote:
Regarding sotmac and the wirelss stack :
I saw in README of the rewrite dirver, that
"The driver is been developed against the wireless-2.6
tree maintained by John Linville, which includes the softmac
stack.".
Ulrich wrote that - thats how he works. Personally I work against Lin
On Sun, 30 Apr 2006, Xu Nakajima wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As I underatnd from zd1211 doc,(of the rewritten
> version) , you should use eth0 or eth1 for the
> the ZD1211 interface. (see the readme).
>
> Is there some real reason not to use wlan0 (As I can
> do
> with the non rewrite version of zd12
Hello,I just want to tell you my observations of the current zd1211 driver if it can be useful. (Sorry I am french and my english is far from perfection so please forgive my mistakes ^^)I have added the driver to the openwrt SDK to use it on a netgear wgt634u router (version r74). The client mode
