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On Monday 18 August 2008, Ivo van Doorn wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> Just a small information mail regarding the current status of the rt2800 drivers,
> The initial schedule was that last week or at the latest this week, the initial
> version of the rt2800 drivers would be released.
> 
> But as you might have noticed, this has not happened, which means the project
> is behind schedule. The current status is that rt2800usb is capable of
> receiving frames (only when using the legacy driver first), and rt2800pci isn't
> capable of anything yet.
> 
> I am currently putting all focus on rt2800usb because the queue management
> is the easiest for that driver, and having that driver working will help in debugging
> rt2800pci later.
> 
> The fact that rt2800usb is capable of receiving frames after the legacy driver
> has been loaded first, means that I am missing one or two instructions which
> must be send to the hardware before it will kick in. Unfortunately I have made
> little progress in tracking that required instruction. :(

Well found it. Apparently the frames are only received when the BSSID is
written to the device. I currently get only 1 scan result now (the BSSID written
to the register), but in monitor mode I can see 2 AP's and a bunch of data going
through the air.

Well this is at least a start in the right direction, hopefully TX will work soon
as well.

Ivo
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