esources (radio)
and for virtual devices creation, where the virtual devices cannot
switch mode.
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reats both soft/fullmac
devices equaly, without need to special-case one of them.
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xpower # shared txpower
/...
/sys/class/ieee80211/phy1/parent # ->../phy0
/channel # independent
/...
/sys/class/ieee80211/phy2/parent # ->../phy0
/channel # independent
the netlink stuff. The ioctl to
change the nickname will need someplace to go. So, useless or not,
I think the WCONF_CMD_NICK is appropriate.
I have never used this myself and don't know anyone who did..
The compat ioctl can simply return unimplemented.
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to set it on the minimal
subset that shares the resource instead, and want (to be able) to know
the subset
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dent property, for exmple), the parent
should be used for the rest. That whould nicely describe the sharing.
The ioctls could of course handle this transparently and allow to
configure anything over any virtual interface.
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configuration, then it
would be beter to use something other then a net_device, but you may
want to send/receive raw 802.11 packets from userspace, most logicaly
over a master interface.
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> has logic to grow the skb if needed...
Yes, I just thought I can avoid the growing in the driver by adjusting
the ->hard_header_len appropriately.
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Hi,
can I assume that hard_start_xmit will always get skbs with hard_header_len
reserved? I need two more bytes at the start of the packet and I'm getting
spurious panics in skb_push.
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