Re: List of configuration options

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On Mon, Feb 06, 2017 at 01:23:24AM +0300, Rostislav Devyatov wrote:
> I want to decide what to include in my bug report (if I send one), I
> am asking the following precise question: are the following parameters
> intended to be manually included in the .config file of release 2.6?
> All of them are present in the source files in the version 2.6 (latest
> release) tree, I've checked it:
> CONFIG_IBSS_RSN (I guess that the answer is yes, from the previous emails)

Yes, this is described now and should be enabled as an option for normal
production use cases.

> CONFIG_BGSCAN_SIMPLE, CONFIG_BGSCAN_LEARN (I guess that the answer is
> yes, from the previous emails)

I'm adding these and this could be included as options for normal
production use cases.

> CONFIG_DRIVER_HOSTAP (and other CONFIG_DRIVER_* options listed in
> src/drivers/drivers.c)

This is not applicable for wpa_supplicant anymore, i.e., driver_hostap.c
is only maintained for hostapd.

> CONFIG_MESH (present in the defconfig of the current tree, but not in
> the defconfig of 2.6)

Yes, this is described now and should be enabled as an option for normal
production use cases.

> Also, the options the configuration script is trying to turn on depend
> on the configuration of gentoo linux itself, the ones I mentioned come
> from the default configuration, other configurations also try to turn
> on:
> 
> CONFIG_WPS_UPNP

This is not really applicable for wpa_supplicant. The CONFIG_WPS_ER=y
option enables this automatically to cover the build needs, but
CONFIG_WPS_UPNP=y is internally only parameter for wpa_supplicant and
only applicable as a build option for hostapd.
 
-- 
Jouni Malinen                                            PGP id EFC895FA

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