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Re: stlc45xx: mac80211 driver for N800 and N810

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On Monday 22 September 2008 10:06:05 Kalle Valo wrote:
> Luis R. Rodriguez <mcgrof@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I don't have the p54 hardware (for regression testing) or the time to
> add stlc45xx support to p54, and most probably there might be even
> some legal implications which might prevent me of doing the work. So
> somebody else would have to do the converge between p54 and stlc45xx.
>
Hmm, don't worry... you won't break p54 hardware with these chances,
we did this before and I still could connect to my APs.
Even better, Johannes wrote most of the code for "p54spi.c" already.
I guess, we can reuse and fix his code, rather than reinventing the wheel once again.
I'll take a look what can be done when I'm back next week.

OT: Do you know if there's some way to get a card with a stlc45xx for or in a normal PC?

> > Is this driver targeted for inclusion upstream?
>
> I'm very interested in mac80211 and would like to see it suitable for
> embedded devices like N800/N810. The just announced stlc45xx driver
> would be a perfect tool for that kind of development and having the
> driver upstream would make development a lot easier.
>
> Features that I am interested in, just from the top of my head, are
> proper roaming support, power save mode and beacon filtering. In my
> opinion the biggest areas needing work are everything related to
> mobility or the power consumption.
Yes, this is definitely stuff that should go right into mac80211 stack and nowhere else.
Therefore FULL ACK.

Regards,
	Chr

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