Hi!
I want to use an AR9380 mini pci-e module on kirkwood. under x86 the module
works fine and appears as product-id 0x0030, on kirkwood the same module shows
up as product-id 0xabcd.
Anyone knows possible reasons for this to happen?
(First I suspected there could be an PCI expansion ROM executed b
.. sounds like another PCI bus setup/reset problem. Sigh. :)
Adrian
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Hello All,
I'm somewhat new to Linux wireless, and have begun to use it for a project at
work. I've had a few of problems, some of which I've solved and others that
I'm still fighting with.
My project has been to update an ARM-based Linux WAP from an older version of
Linux to 2.6.35-ish. I k
Hi Bryan,
Bryan Phillippe wrote:
> I'm somewhat new to Linux wireless, and have begun to use it for a
> project at work. I've had a few of problems, some of which I've
> solved and others that I'm still fighting with.
I think you'll also have more problems.
> My project has been to update an A
Hi,
I'm newcomer.
Could someone tell me the exact meaning of the following registers or send
me the user manual of Atheros AR9220?
#define AR_TFCNT 0x80ec
#define AR_RFCNT 0x80f0
#define AR_RCCNT 0x80f4
#define AR_CCCNT 0x80f8
Especially for AR_RFCNT, It's
On 11 October 2011 10:08, Yan Wang wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm newcomer.
>
> Could someone tell me the exact meaning of the following registers or send
> me the user manual of Atheros AR9220?
I can definitely tell you what these registers are. :)
> #define AR_TFCNT 0x80ec
Number of cycles th
Hi all,
I am testing ar9160 and ar9220 modules based on gateworks' laguna board
(openwrt r27590) in AP or adhoc mode.
Unlike other devices such as Ubiquti Networks' Rocket M (they are publishing
150+Mbps real TCP/IP thruput publicly;-), the boards with the above modules
does not provide good perfo
On 11 October 2011 11:11, mason wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am testing ar9160 and ar9220 modules based on gateworks' laguna board
> (openwrt r27590) in AP or adhoc mode.
They're both two stream devices. :)
> Unlike other devices such as Ubiquti Networks' Rocket M (they are publishing
> 150+Mbps real
