On 2013-07-16 2:46 PM, Gerrit van der Bij wrote: > > > Hi, > > I have a small project where I used a 32 Mbyte flash in a TP-Link MR-11U > running OpenWrt AA. The device is based on the AR9331 chip. The kernel > disables the SPI interface of the AR9331, so the flash is no longer > memory mapped. > > To compensate for this, I added a function in "ar9003_eeprom.c" for > restoring the ar9300_eeprom struct from an mtd partition named 'art'. > The struct is at offset 0x1000 in that partition. That seems to work, > because the driver now loads with no complaints, and all fields of the > struct match the expected values read from flash. > > The function gets called instead of "ar9003_hw_eeprom_restore_from_flash()" > > However, radio refuses to be enabled and 'ifconfig -a' shows a MAC of > 'ff:ff:ff:ff:ff:ff'. > > I found one item with similar properties on this mailing list that > suggests that "rx_chainmask" is set wrong > (http://www.mail-archive.com/ath9k-devel@lists.ath9k.org/msg06354.html), > but its a different SoC and my old flash chip (containing stock openWRT > with AA) was capable of using the WiFi with the correct MAC address. So > I am assuming this would not apply to my issue? > > Some help in the right direction for fixing this would be highly > appreciated, I'm not an expert on the artheros drivers ... Accessing mtd partitions from within the driver is the wrong approach. OpenWrt fills the platform data with the partition contents in the platform setup. You should be able to do something like that without changing the driver at all.
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