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Re: [ipw3945-devel] Few questions about the wireless stack

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Ian Schram wrote:


Maxim Levitsky wrote:
Maxim Levitsky wrote:
Hi,

I am trying to understand the relationship between
wireless interfaces (wlan0, mon0,..) and wireless driver.

The most important question I am after, is what types of interfaces I can run simultaneously? (I know that I can run station and monitor, but what are other combinations ?)

I noticed that in monitor mode iwl3945 appends so called 'radiotap' header to received packets, but
it seems that mac80211 strips this header, and appends its own,
for monitor interfaces, if so, then why to append it?


And lastly, when you expect AP code to be released?


I would be glad to hear about this, I have absolutely no free time to dig that out.


Last i can remember about the subject was Tomas
some months ago.

iirc the statement was something similar to:
- 3945 is a mini PCIe card, and hence not deployed in embedded? devices,
therefore master mode support isn't planned for 3945
- patches are welcome

http://osdir.com/ml/linux.drivers.ipw3945.devel/2007-11/threads.html#00177

cheers

Maxim Levitsky
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What do we need from the hardware to enable master mode?

I think that the best solution is to unite 3945 and rest of the driver code, since it is all the same.

You say that 4965 is pci express. does that mean I can buy a standalone version of it?


Regards,
	Maxim Levitsky

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