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Am 11.06.24 um 22:15 schrieb Bitterblue Smith:
On 11/06/2024 18:54, Martin Kaistra wrote:
Hi Ping-Ke, hi Bitterblue,

I have a problem with the rtl8xxxu driver and 8188f, but only on some boards. More specifically, I can see that during the second channel switch (which happens when I do "iw dev wlan0 scan"),  the rtl8xxxu_read32(0e08) returns -110 (ETIMEDOUT) and after that no reads or writes work anymore until I unload and reload the driver.

The strange thing now is, that even though it seems to be hardware dependent the vendor driver does not have this problem.

I tried to change the probe and start functions, so that they behaved exactly as their vendor driver equivalents, but so far I don't see any improvement.

I was hoping, that one of you maybe has an idea, what could be causing such an issue and how to avoid it.

Martin

Does it still die if you do a passive scan?

no, the problem seems to appear after the first sent frame. So, if I don't send any frames, the channel switching works fine.


I wonder what vendor driver you are using? Is it loading the
same v4.0 firmware as rtl8xxxu?

using the firmware from the vendor driver or the firmware from rtl8xxxu made no difference.


Why reloading rtl8xxxu makes it work again? A USB reset?
Or something in the disconnect function?

To avoid the problem, obviously you have to make rtl8xxxu
even more like the vendor driver. :)





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