On 3/28/2018 8:43 PM, Daniel Drake wrote:
On Thu, Mar 8, 2018 at 4:47 AM, Arend van Spriel
<arend.vanspriel@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
43455c0-roml/sdio-ag-ndis-vista-pktfilter-d0c-pno-aoe-p2p-dhdoid-ndoe-gtkoe-mfp-proptxstatus-dmatxrc-keepalive-ap-ampduretry-pclose-txbf
Yes, ndis. So no easy way to run the same firmware on the 2 OSes.
Indeed. I could try building nearly same firmware target. Can you provide
the firmware version as well.
Full string is:
43455c0-roml/sdio-ag-ndis-vista-pktfilter-d0c-pno-aoe-p2p-dhdoid-ndoe-gtkoe-mfp-proptxstatus-dmatxrc-keepalive-ap-ampduretry-pclose-txbf
Version: 7.45.87.0 CRC: 7cb2470e Date: Thu 2016-04-21 22:31:44 PDT
Ucode Ver: 1043.2070 FWID: 01-f68ec182
If you could build that config but for Linux instead of ndis I would
love to try it.
Also, here is the string for the current one in linux-firmware:
43455c0-roml/sdio-ag-p2p-pno-aoe-pktfilter-keepalive-mchan-pktctx-proptxstatus-ampduhostreorder-lpc-pwropt-txbf-wnm-okc-ccx-ltecx-wfds-wl11u-mfp-tdls-ve
Version: 7.45.18.0 CRC: d7226371 Date: Sun 2015-03-01 07:31:57 PST
Ucode Ver: 1026.2 FWID: 01-6a2c8ad4
I note that the Version and UcodeVer in the linux-firmware version are
lower than the windows one. If it's possible to also rebuild the
linux-firmware config but with those newer versions (or even the
latest, if there is something newer), I will test that too.
Thanks for the version info. I will look if we could use similar version
as window version, but typically they spin from different branches.
So it picks up something in the PC. Some sources of interference that I have
seen before are USB3 and HDMI. Maybe try to shield those if present and see
if that helps. The nvram contains sensitivity parameters, but as you stated
you are using the same nvram for windows and linux for now we can rule it
out for debugging the issue.
Yeah, there are some options here which we can try to explore. What's
still unknown though is why windows appears immune to this exact same
interference. A software fix would be much more convenient... :)
Obviously ;-) And the immunity seems to justify that path.
Regards,
Arend
