On Tue, 2011-04-26 at 20:56 +0200, Tomek wrote: > Hello, > > Is there any description of the WiMAX_DB.bin and WiMAX_Def.bin XML files > available? > I'm trying to connect the Intel Centrino Advanced-N + WiMAX 6250 card > (running on Ubuntu linux with driver 1.5.1 version) to a wimax BS > running on 3.41GHz on 10MHz channel and 1024 FFT size. > In order to do so I have added a new frequency band to the channel plan > of Yota profile: > > <x2> > <Id>YotaCF3</Id> > <FirstFreq>3400000</FirstFreq> > <LastFreq>3450000</LastFreq> > <NextFreqStep>10000</NextFreqStep> > <Preambles>ffffffffffffffffffffffffffffff</Preambles> > <BW>10000</BW> > <FFTSize>1024</FFTSize> > <DuplexMode>1</DuplexMode> > <TTL>0</TTL> > </x2> > > > After that the scanning is successful: > > root@terminal:/var/lib/wimax# wimaxcu scan > Scanning 83% Done =======- > Network found. > NSP : Yota > ID : 21 > Signal : Excellent > RSSI : -53 dBm > CINR : 32 dB > Network Type: Home Network > Activated. > > However I cannot connect to the BS. The wimaxcu connect network 21 returns: > > Scanning operation completed. > Connecting to Yota Network... > Connection Fail: time out > > > The BS is configured without client authentication. Does setting the > Activated to False in SubscriptionParameters for Yota profile in > WiMAX_DB.bin and WiMAX_Def.bin will be enough to disable it or should I > remove the entire section or set some other values too? Can anyone point > me to what I'm doing wrong? I can send you my version of WiMAX_DB.bin > and WiMAX_Def.bin files.
The intel WiMAX hw doesn't work without client authentication. It cannot be disabled, so that's probably it. _______________________________________________ wimax mailing list [email protected] http://lists.linuxwimax.org/listinfo/wimax
