Larry Finger wrote: > The firmware only does a small part of the operation - the driver does the > rest. I think'ed firmware does a lot of more.... > The writers of the > Windows driver had the cooperation of the hardware designers and knew exactly > how the chip would > respond to a given set of operations. We have had to reverse-engineer the > code and try to emulate > their stuff. Obviously, we don't have it right yet. Considering that 4318's > couldn't go above 11M > until a few weeks ago, we are making progress. > Yes, I know all this story.
One more question. How about such projects as openwrt or dd-wrt? As I know - on these at least Linksys devices broadcom wireless chipset is also used. I don't know exact version of it, but if linux kernel works on this device - which driver is used? Your's or some other? If your's - they somehow forced it to work in "Master" mode? Sory for my english. Best regards, Tomas _______________________________________________ Bcm43xx-dev mailing list Bcm43xx-dev@lists.berlios.de https://lists.berlios.de/mailman/listinfo/bcm43xx-dev
