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Re: ath6kl ar6004/ar9374 (hw 1.3) WPA/WPA2 supported ?

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I've had the same experience, I can connect with iw, but not with wpa_supplicant with wpa. I also couldn't get higher than 65Mbps, MCS7 (other devices on the same router will go faster). I'm probably the other post you mentioned.

Jon

On 12-09-26 07:02 AM, Ben Gray wrote:
Hi,

I have a bunch of UB134 USB dongles which have a ath6kl chip with H/W version 0x31c8088a, I'm trying to get them to work with the ath6kl driver from the compat-wireless-3.6-rc5-1 package. I've applied this (https://patchwork.kernel.org/patch/1203191/) patch to the source and pulled the hw1.3 firmware from the linux-firmware git.

The driver works as far as it can scan AP's and connect to unencrypted networks, however WPA/WPA2 doesn't work when I run wpa_supplicant. I realise "WPA doesn't work" is a bit vague, and I can post the wpa_supplicant and driver logs if that helps, but I've seen another post which says they couldn't get WPA to work either, so I'd like to know if this is a known issue with the driver and/or firmware? Has anyone had any luck getting WPA/WPA2 working with ath6kl hw1.3 ?

    If this is a known issue does anyone know when it might be fixed ?


Thanks in advance,
Ben.

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