Hi,
thank you as far.
i do have next Thursday the possibility to get a rpi.
I'am sorry.
yes i'am using it as monitor.
the configuration is :
sudo iwpan "$wpan" del
sudo iwpan "$phy" interface add "$wpan" type monitor
sudo iwpan "$phy" set channel 0 "$channel"
sudo ifconfig "$wpan" up
with $wpan == wpan0, $phy == phy0 and $channel = 26
So i try to get in touch with Atmel/Micochip and report the result.
Best Regards
Sebastian Balz
Am 10.07.2017 um 11:40 schrieb Alexander Aring:
> Hi,
>
> On Mon, Jul 10, 2017 at 10:39:34AM +0200, Balz wrote:
>> hi,
>>
>> I figured out that you can disable the shadow registers (in the
regmap dir)
>> by writing "y" to "cache_bypass" by the command "echo y >
cache_bypass", ore
>> by setting the third char to y (in the corresponding line ) in the file
>> access but this you cannot do in user space.
>>
>> I've checked it out that if you write a "y" to "cache_bypass" that
the drive
>> reads all defined registers (seen in "range") from the device.
>> The value of ref 0x0C stays unchanged.
>>
>> I would be very grateful if you could use you connections to Atmel.
>> Of cause you can refer to my proved logic-dump and pcap file in my
dropbox
>>
> tried it, gave up... seems to be everything has changed because
> microchip & atmel stuff. You could try it...
>
> You didn't answered my other question:
>
> Do you transmit over monitor interface?
>
> Also I don't have such issues with RPi, do you have some RPi around and
> use _mainline_ Linux kernel. Very important _mainline_.
>
> - Alex
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