On Tuesday 25 March 2008 08:56:40 Johannes Berg wrote: > Quick question: it appears that the adm8211 driver pulls out the 802.11 > header and instead inserts a custom TX header that only contains one/two > addresses (3/4-addr header format). > Yep. It is unfortunate. > This appears to mean that it can send neither QoS frames properly nor > can actually communicate with an AP other than the one it is associated > to. The latter isn't much of a problem, but it seems that the driver > will fall over with QoS AP since it doesn't strip the QoS-data bit from > the frame control. Or does the hardware do that? In any case, mac80211 > shouldn't be announcing QoS support for this driver, should it? > ADM8211A does not support QoS.. ADM8211B might and ADM8211C does for sure, but that revision was never sold AFAIK. At any rate, there is no QoS support for this driver. -Michael Wu
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