On Friday 24 April 2009, charles zhuang wrote: > Yes, I believe it's a BCS200 family chip. Beceem provides reference host > stack software for its chip, include pcmcia, cardbus, usb interface > device. I have worked with Beceem software stack so I knew this very > well. > The Linux software stack is incomplete, where it uses a proxy process to > relay the network entry management packet to Beceem's windows wireless > manager, which also has the supplicant to do authentication. So if you > want to use Beceem Linux code base, you need to write a lots of stuff on > your own, but you can reference this on Beceem windows source code, > where a big portion of it is cross platform to Linux one. Hope this > help.
Well, if there is windows source code, it'd be trivial for anyone to use that to write a Linux driver that plugs on the kernel stack. -- Inaky _______________________________________________ wimax mailing list [email protected] http://www.linuxwimax.org/mailman/listinfo/wimax
