Em Friday 11 April 2008 01:57:50 Larry Finger escreveu: > Herton Ronaldo Krzesinski wrote: > > > > Can you open your dongle and see if you really have a RTL8187B? (as you > > said you had to force the ID). May be it wasn't really a 8187b device but > > another variant. I did many tests this week with a 8187b that continues to > > work ok. > > I don't want to open it as it should still be under warranty. I'm > pretty sure it is an 8187b. When I tried it with the 8187 driver, it > gets an rf calibration error. By using your driver with the patch > below, it loaded and worked, at least for a while. It probably was a > natural death, but I felt I should issue a warning, jest in case. Yes, I'm too concerned about the fact that could be the patch that fried your dongle. So any people playing with my patch should be careful. It prompted me to try a long ping -f session from the machine I have with a rtl8187b, mine continues to work ok (after one day of ping -f), but any sign of problem I will report. I think you have a real 8187b, but anyway could be there a possibility that it's a variant that requires different code (could explain the different id), or is just the patch, or just was a natural death. Anyway would be great if someone could review my patch and compare to Realtek code, I did the same initialization/set tx power code, may be something is wrong/missing. > > I was going to hold the following patch until I had more to > contribute; however, I don't know if I will be able to participate. > Please apply the patch, as it lets devices like mine, where the > iProduct string identifies is as an RTL8187B device, but the idProduct > value is 0x8187, not 0x8189. Thanks for the patch, I'll include your changes. Also I found today another minor thing missing from my patch, I need to set "dev->queues = 4" for rtl8187b, as it has qos (the four endpoints in tx code). Anyone getting current patch can fix this for now. Sometime I'll post an updated patch. > > Thanks, > > Larry -- []'s Herton -- To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-wireless" in the body of a message to majordomo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx More majordomo info at http://vger.kernel.org/majordomo-info.html
