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ok claudio@
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instead DS1. Add 'mode' informations to malo_media_status(). Some KNF.
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for each. While there, fix a typo in gem_bitwait().
From martin@NetBSD
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From NetBSD
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From martin@NetBSD
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ok claudio@
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Completely rewrote bcw_reset() based on new specs, this cleared up the
random attach warning I occasionally had during warm boots.
Also change the license, as nearly nothing is left of the original bce
code.
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From tsutsui@NetBSD
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but it seems rarely used and we don't know in connecton with which
chip. 88W8335/88W8310 uses 88W8000G RF (2.4GHz).
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therefore.
ok claudio@
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ok mglocker@
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remove unused arguments in the TX descriptor setup routine.
ok claudio@
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-> move rt2560_set{tx,rx}antenna() after rt2560_bbp_init().
from <sephe at dragonflybsd dot org>
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Attach to cardbus based bcw cards, and more cleanup. This should help
with a few of the card lockup reports I've received.
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ok mickey@ jsg@
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values.
Fixes "WARNING: mclpool limit reached; increase kern.maxclusters"
ok claudio@
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Lots of help from Jonathan Gray. bcw_regs has been removed,
and DMA/descriptor style changes that look more normal. Tested,
no loss in current unfunctionality.
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- set RL_EARLY_TX_THRESH before starting TX and RX
- clear a TX timeout only if all queued packets are handled
- declare struct rl_txq separately
- minor style tweaks in re_txeof()
From tsutsui@NetBSD
Tested by brad@, maja@ and kettenis@
Tested on amd64/armish/i386/sparc64
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Broadcom BCM43xx chipset. Device attaches, but has no further
functionality yet.
The work has been done by Jon Simola <jsimola@gmail.com>, based on the
existing bce(4) code. He will continue to work on the driver and try
to make further progress.
ok deraadt@
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malo_stop() / malo_init().
ok claudio@
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some dead code, protect ieee80211_next_scan() from network interrupts,
fix some comments.
ok claudio@
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discussed with claudio@
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Diff done in co-operation with claudio, commited via malo(4).
ok claudio@
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resetting the card. OK mglocker@
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- use the newly introduced ieee80211_get_rts() and
ieee80211_get_cts_to_self() functions.
- use CTS-to-self instead of RTS/CTS to protect OFDM frames in
a mixed 11b/g BSS.
- make sure multicast frames are sent using CCK modulation.
remove support for 5GHz radios in ral(4) RT2560 and ural(4).
i'm not aware of any such adapters on the market and 11a code
is known to be broken.
some cleanup while i'm here.
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to 100. Even the slowest command take only about half of the time so this
should be enough. Discussed with mglocker@
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is still ugly beyond any help but what do you expect from HW that needs
to insert unused fields between header and data? OK mglocker@
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finish. OK mglocker@
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ok deraadt@
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card to associate successfully with an AP.
ok claudio@
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has been loaded by polling for the firmware response instead just waiting
a static amount of time.
ok claudio@
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to have "remote DMA complete bit" is ISR. So, don't wait for ISR.RDC bit
after writing a packet.
From bsh@NetBSD
- Figure out whether the shared memory region is word-accessible in the same
place we figure out its size, and store this in the softc, rather than using
a series of comparisons later.
From mycroft@NetBSD
- support for the NE2000 type AX88790.
From Yong-Jhen Hong <yongjhen at alqualonde dot org> via NetBSD
Tested by deraadt@ and Adriaan <misc dot adriaan at gmail dot com>
ok deraadt@
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informations, minor cleanup.
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the code would need to be largely overhauled if the hardware
actually supports it.
Fixes a panic when trying to set hostap on a usb wi, PR 5154.
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>During factorization in 1.57, the switch block was moved too early.
>Hence it's updating an uninitialized ah structure.
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From tsutsui@NetBSD
Tested by brad@ otto@
Tested on amd64/i386/sparc64
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- Rename RL_[TR]X_DESC_INC() macro to RL_NEXT_[TR]X_DESC() and
change them to return rvalues to avoid possible side effects.
- Also define RL_NEXT_TXQ() for rl_txq index and use it as well.
From tsutsui@NetBSD
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