Hi Rafal As you have mentioned I have looked up for my wifi hardware , it is supported by brcmfmac. I am using Ampak AP6212 wifi hardware which is listed as part of brcmfmac following link: http://linux-sunxi.org/Wifi I have inserted the brcmfmac module manually using modprobe but my wlan0 interface is linked with bcmdhd when I removed it I don't see wlan0 in ifconfig and when i re-insert it again and starts hostapd, it starts but it didn't broadcast the ssid and afterwards I tried to re-insert bcmdhd with op_mode=2 and starts hostapd again and it displayed the ssid this time (which i am currenly doing) It means hostapd is directly communicating with bcmdhd ,what does it has to do with brcmfmac Moreover on the given link they didn't provide the name of the driver ap6212 is using. but it follows brcmfmac mainline kernel. Regards Ravin On 15 February 2017 at 11:20, Rafał Miłecki <zajec5@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On 15 February 2017 at 05:39, ravin goyal <ravirocks1021@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> It was running successfully but after some time I stopped it and tried >> to run again in daemon mode it returns segmentation fault following >> kernel crash message. >> >> link: https://clbin.com/PXBSB?hl >> >> I reboot the device and on boot it starts and it is working fine for >> atleast now. >> >> Any help appreciated? > > Driver you use is bugged. Nothing to do with hostapd. Contact Broadcom > or try debugging & fixing your cfg80211.c (source file of driver you > use). > > If this chipset is supported by brcmfmac you may try using it and in > case of problem contacting linux-wireless mailing list. > > -- > Rafał _______________________________________________ Hostap mailing list Hostap@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://lists.infradead.org/mailman/listinfo/hostap
