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to three times (only once for Symbol though). This fixes intermittent
problems on Prism-based cards with newer firmware. Tested with a
wide variety of cards and firmware revisions. OK mickey@
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Tom: I did not commit a couple of your changes.
i did not include some punctuation fixes (full stops, etc.)
mnemorable -> mnemonic: i decided memorable was probably better
instrunctions -> instruction: i kept the plural
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adapt all bus_space functions to do proper endianness conversion whenever
necessary, except for the raw ones.
This allows us to remove the forced endianness conversions in if_wi.
with help from and ok mickey@
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cards. These use an ACEX EP1K30 programmable logic device (PLD)
as the PCMCIA->PCI bridge. There's no documentation available on
how Symbol has this configured; the magic bits are based on
modifications to the Linux orinoco driver by Tobias Hoffmann.
He, in turn, figured out the magic from the Windows driver.
This does mean we have undocuemnted hex constants; sigh.
I also moved commented bridge chip info to right before the appropriate
bridge attachment. The massive comment at the top of the file was
becoming illegible.
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function. Can be useful for cards that only support 40-bit WEP or
where the card firmware lacks weak IVs avoidance. Prism/Symbol only.
In the future this will be expanded to support proposed WEP replacements.
Based on code from Jamison Adcock.
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make the table itself a #define so we can reuse it in wicontrol.
Also add a bunch of chip IDs from NetBSD/FreeBSD.
mickey@ OK
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o kludge around a problem with Netgear MA301 hanging when booted w/o a card.
o better card detection w/ PLX adapters
o correct the info in some comments
mickey@ OK
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The reason for this is that it is possible in the future to have
wi(4) be a real AP using the AP tertiary firmware.
mickey@ OK
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Replace ugly kludge with a macro that tests on sparc if it's pcmcia
and tries to deal with it correctly (card mapped as be).
This makes possible to have wi at pcmcia and pci on sparc64; from theo
and myself. Tested with the PLX adapter and the SBus pcmcia bridge.
millert@ ok.
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millert@ ok.
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simplication a while back. Luckily, it is basically cosmetic...
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Also add some more Symbol-specific RID values I noticed in the
Linux orinoco driver.
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firmware version. Adapted from NetBSD and the Linux orinoco driver.
The Symbol firmware requires that we do a COR soft reset before
initializing the card in wi_reset(). Also, setting WI_RID_ROAMING_MODE
caused the Symbol card to go into a strange (non-working) mode with
firmware 2.x.x.
There are some other Symbol additions/oddities that will need to be
addressed in the future.
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o Rename some register defines to be more useful (adapted from FreeBSD)
o Enable interrupts on PLX chip since some boards don't have this in
the EEPROM (adapted from FreeBSD and Linux).
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<skibo@pacbell.net>; millert@ ok
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the PLX905x). Info gleaned from patches to the Linux wlan driver
from NDC. This makes the NDC NCP130 rev A2 work.
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are going to divide it by 2. More or less based on NetBSD.
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wicontrol on the ramdisk floppy, pretty much; from netbsd
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over support from netbsd; partially successfully tested by ellidz@eridu.uchicago.edu
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mini-pci cards. inspired by the netbsd's if_wi_pci.c .
rename WI_COR_* into WI_PLX_COR_*, per millert@'s suggestion.
tested by millert@ for the plx-based cards.
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ok, millert@
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correctly take from the FreeBSD driver and explained by imp@
Currently this is hard-coded for PrismII cards but that will change
when the PrismII auto-detect code is added to if_wi.c.
Tested with a LinkSys WPC11 in a Global Sun GL24110P02 (aka LinSys WDT11)
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an(4) -- no real code changes at this point.
Rename if_wavelan_ieee.h to if_wi_ieee.h while I'm at it and
create an if_wivar.h similar to NetBSD.
PCI adaptors exist that are not true PCMCIA controllers so
wi(4) @ PCI is possible (though the code is not working yet ;-).
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