+ linux-wireless
On 4/17/2018 12:02 AM, Carl-Erik Kopseng wrote:
I have a BCM4350 on my Ubuntu 18.04 system. Until today, I could never
suspend my computer, as the driver brcmfmac would crash on resume
(looking in dmesg) and only a reboot would make the device reappear.
Today, I found a workaround by making the pm-* commands remove and add
the module before any power management action:
echo 'SUSPEND_MODULES="brcmfmac"' | sudo tee -a /etc/pm/config.d/config
This worked fine, but it took me quite a lot of digging, including
trying out the `wl` driver, the `b43` package, and lots of tweaking. But
even after going full circle and finding a fix, this still doesn't
address the actual underlying problem: that brcmfmac doesn't survive
hibernation and standby. Is there any data I can supply to remedy the
situation? I attached the dump from wifi debugging utility to pinpoint
my configuration, but it doesn't contain any dmesg output from the
kernel crashes. You would probably want a more detailed output than what
is supplied by dmesg anyway ...
Well. dmesg is always a start so let's have it. If you can compile the
driver you could build it with CONFIG_BRCMDBG enabled and load the
driver with parameter 'debug=0x80000'.
Regards,
Arend
