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http://nv-tegra.nvid...s.git;a=summary

would this help with wireless issues?


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View Posthecatae, on Jan 27 2011, 15:24, said:

http://nv-tegra.nvid...s.git;a=summary

would this help with wireless issues?
That's the one we found already, unfortunatly it didn't help at the time.


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View Posthecatae, on Jan 27 2011, 15:24, said:

http://nv-tegra.nvid...s.git;a=summary

would this help with wireless issues?

Nice find - if you look in the github, under this tree (drivers/net/wireless) I have attempted to add the ath6kl drivers which has facilities for the AR6002 wifi... the thing is the confusion arising from the wifi - is it AR6000 or AR60002 that is there - well Paul's MCR11 loads the AR6000 driver... so its questionable - what you think?

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Stackrish compiled the driver & it works, I'm using it now, it just doesn't fix any of the wifi problems

http://android.modac...p...t&p=1483557


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View Postt0mm13b, on Jan 27 2011, 15:28, said:

Nice find - if you look in the github, under this tree (drivers/net/wireless) I have attempted to add the ath6kl drivers which has facilities for the AR6002 wifi... the thing is the confusion arising from the wifi - is it AR6000 or AR60002 that is there - well Paul's MCR11 loads the AR6000 driver... so its questionable - what you think?

found here http://armin762.word...s-6002-working/

specifically states ar6000.ko  and how to compile a module.

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cd into the atheros/ar6k_sdk/host directory, and fix the firmware path:
# cd atheros/ar6k_sdk/host
# sed -i -e 's:/system/lib/hw/wlan/:/lib/firmware/:g' os/linux/ar6000_drv.c


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View Postwbaw, on Jan 27 2011, 15:33, said:

Stackrish compiled the driver & it works, I'm using it now, it just doesn't fix any of the wifi problems

http://android.modac...p...t&p=1483557

and that's 7 days after the WOW support was commited.

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[wifi/atheros] WOW support in Atheros driver.

Atheros driver will put wifi chip in MAX_PWR
for incoming wifi pkts for which WOW pattern
is enabled. This is independent of display-on
i.e android_resume, and would happen after
sdmmc_resume for sdio slot.


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View Posthecatae, on Jan 27 2011, 15:34, said:

found here http://armin762.word...s-6002-working/

specifically states ar6000.ko  and how to compile a module.

Ahhh! Cheers for the linky!!! that's bookmarked! Thanks :lol:

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