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Re: BCM4325 support in brcm80211 or newer versions of bcm4329 driver

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On Sun, Aug 14, 2011 at 11:31:09AM -0700, Tomasz Figa wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I'm looking into running current Linux kernel on a platform equipped with the
> BCM4325 full mac combo chip, but unfortunately the shipped DHD driver (v.
> 4.217.*) is outdated and designed for stock 2.6.29 kernel with much hardcoding
> done to glue everything together.
> 
> I did some reasearch and it led me to a newer version of the DHD driver,
> designed for BCM4329 (v. 4.218), which after some modifications (BCD protocol
> version 2, some event IDs, etc.) started to work on my hardware, with one
> exception: waiting for RxCtrl after sending an "iscanresults" request times
> out. I'm attaching driver debug output at the bottom of this message.
> 
> A bit more details about my hardware: a Samsung S3C6410-based board connected
> to a BCM4325 chip using 4-bit SDIO interface, without dedicated IRQ pin (using
> SDIO IRQ feature), so undefining of OOB_INTR_ONLY and HW_OOB and defining of
> SDIO_ISR_THREAD was needed.
> 
> Do you have any suggestions?

Tom,

The brcmfmac driver (in staging) doesn't yet support the BCM4325.  As you
found, there are a variety of older driver sources available in other repos.
You can contact Howard Harte <hharte@xxxxxxxxxxxx> to see about a combination
of those sources and firmware that will support your platform in the near term.

- Henry


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