Hi, Sorry for the late reply. On Fri, 2018-10-19 at 21:47 +0000, Adham.Abozaeid@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > > Johannes, shadow buffer has 2 more usage that I missed in my first email: > 1- It keeps a copy of scan results to be able to auto-select from if > the cfg80211 didn't supply a specific bssid in cfg's connect request > (struct cfg80211_connect_params). > In this case the driver will select a network that matches the ssid, > while having the highest rssi. You should be able to find this from cfg80211's BSS list as well. If we lack some API in this area, which is possible, then we can add it. > 2- It keeps network parameters that the device will need to connect > to a network, since the device doesn't keep the scan results > internally. > These parameters are stored in struct join_bss_param, and passed to > the device when a connect request is received. > Some of these parameters can be extracted from cfg's > cfg80211_connect_params (like cap_info.. etc), but others (like bssid, > beacon period.. etc) are still required. Again though, you should be able to extract these from struct cfg80211_bss, I'd argue? johannes
