[RFC] wireless: improve dfs-region intersection.

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On 25 June 2014 19:34, Ben Greear <greearb at candelatech.com> wrote:
> On 06/25/2014 10:20 AM, Luis R. Rodriguez wrote:
>> On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 9:48 AM, Ben Greear <greearb at candelatech.com> wrote:
>>> I started trying to do some more DFS testing on a 3.14.8+ kernel,
>>> and from what I can tell, the US region is configured for
>>> DFS-Unset.  I was assuming this should be set to DFS_FCC.
>>>
>>> I tried installing the latest regulatory.bin.  crda is whatever
>>> is standard on Fedora 19.
>>>
>>> Do you know if DFS is supposed to work at all in the 3.14 kernel?
>>
>> DFS region support was added upstream via 8b60b07805
>>
>> mcgrof at ergon ~/linux (git::master)$ git describe --contains 8b60b07805
>> v3.3-rc1~182^2~44^2~384
>>
>> Now, that doesn't mean a driver will have DFS support of course. I'm
>> not going to treasure hunt that for you.
>
> The driver (ath10k) works, and if I manually force the 'US' regulatory domain
> to use DFS-FCC in set_regdom in reg.c, then it shows up as DFS-FCC in 'iw reg get'
> and hostapd & driver properly detects radar since airport is nearby, hostapd
> chooses a different channel, and things go on working.
>
>>> I'm certain I had this working earlier on this machine,
>>> but I was on a somewhat patched linux.ath tree at the
>>> time it seems....
>>
>> There's an issue Krishna reported about internal db now parsing the
>> new db.txt format properly after the antenna gain removal but a patch
>> is supposed to be on the way.  You don't seem to be using that though
>> so you may want to debug things a bit further.
>
> Is the 'regulatory.bin' from today's wireless-regdb repository
> correct?  I did not try regenerating it..I just did a git pull...
>

Best get latest regdb, crda:
wireless-regd/ make; make install
crda/ make ; make install (skip warning about world regulatory domain
- I think we will fix this soon).

Next:
modprobe cfg80211
iw reg set US
dmesg (check reg messages)
iw reg get

You should get correct DFS region.

BR
Janusz



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