On 4/7/10, Sverre Froyen <[email protected]> wrote: > On Wed April 7 2010 09:50:33 B Harder wrote: >> Hi. >> >> We're missing pcidevs + driver entries for the Intel Centrino 6300 >> Ultimate-N 802.11 adapater (Vendor 0x8086, Device 0x4238). Is this >> ommission deliberate at this point, or can I safely update pcidevs + >> iwn(4) to try to get this working on my Thinkpad t410 (amd64 >> -current)? This driver -does- require a firmware load; it appears Open >> + FreeBSD are associating it w/ the above driver currently, though. >> > > This device is in the OpenBSD iwn driver as > > PCI_VENDOR_INTEL PCI_PRODUCT_INTEL_WIFI_LINK_6000_3X3_2 > > It was added after the NetBSD current driver was ported so I am guessing it > would not work. I have been working on a more recent port that I could send > you to test. You would need to add the pcidevs entry and uncomment the > proper > line in the driver. You would also need to get the firmware.
Hi Sverre -- I am interested... I've actually already got the 6000-4 firmware, got the pcidevs setup, and worked w/ the existing driver code to get the device attached... at this point, it's failing w/ eeprom errors (two of them, don't recall what there are, at the moment). If you've got something in some state of "working", you're further ahead than I am, though, and I'd love to see that code. Cheers, -bch -- -bch Method Logic Digital http://www.methodlogic.net http://twitter.com/bcharder
