ext Gregoire Gentil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[ 274.247192] umac: module license 'Proprietary' taints kernel.
[ 1328.262176] sm_drv_spi_probe
[ 1328.262237] sm_drv_netdev_create
[ 1328.262298] Registering WLAN platform device
[ 1328.262847] Creating WLAN sysfs
[ 1328.463775]
On Sun, 2008-08-17 at 17:03 -0400, Gregoire Gentil wrote:
Faheem,
Thanks for the tip. I tried it and it worked. I can insmod both umac and
cx3110x in 2.6.26 and it looks fine in dmesg:
cx3110x: chip variant STLC4550
cx3110x: firmware version 2.13.0.0.a.22.8.
cx3110x: driver version
ext Gregoire Gentil [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hello,
Hi,
I'm experimenting with 2.6.26 on N810. I have successfully compiled
cx3110x but I need umac.ko. How can I get this proprietary module
compiled for 2.6.26? (Obviously, I can't insmod the 2.6.21 version).
You simply can't. But we
Hi,
A bit of a dirty trick, but have you tried loading umac.ko in a hex editor
and changing the string vermagic=2.6.21-omap1?
I managed to recompile cx3110x against my preempt kernel by using the mamona
patch for cx3110x and a dummy_umac.c file from 0.8.1 + binary_umac.o
(renamed umac.ko from my
Hello,
I'm experimenting with 2.6.26 on N810. I have successfully compiled
cx3110x but I need umac.ko. How can I get this proprietary module
compiled for 2.6.26? (Obviously, I can't insmod the 2.6.21 version).
Thanks in advance,
Gregoire
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I also very much would like this to work with packet injection,
Me too.
and be able to modify the source completely for other reasons.
I also would like you to be able to modify the source code, no doubt
about that. I'm a strong supporter of
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ext Luca Olivetti luca[at]ventoso.org writes:
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ext Alex Iliadis alex[at]immunityinc.com writes:
[packet injection]
Is there a way that we can modify the source of the umac.ko
module supplied
with the N810 or N800?
The answer
of the umac.ko
module supplied
with the N810 or N800?
The answer is plain and simple no. The umac.ko module is
proprietary
and the source code is not available. Sorry.
But somebody has access to that sources, so he or she could add
this
often requested feature, right?
I find
ext Luca Olivetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I find that very unlikely. If you can come with a good business _and_
use case, I might reconsider taking this to higher-ups. But the
reasons would have to be really good.
Mmh, so I guess that ranking better on
ext Luca Olivetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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ext Alex Iliadis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[packet injection]
Is there a way that we can modify the source of the umac.ko module supplied
with the N810 or N800?
The answer is plain and simple no. The umac.ko module
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ext Luca Olivetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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ext Alex Iliadis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
[packet injection]
Is there a way that we can modify the source of the umac.ko module
supplied
with the N810 or N800?
The answer is plain
En/na Kalle Valo ha escrit:
ext Alex Iliadis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Is there a way that we can modify the source of the umac.ko module supplied
with the N810 or N800?
The answer is plain and simple no. The umac.ko module is proprietary
and the source code is not available. Sorry
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