From: Robert W. <ro...@op...> - 2003-09-23 16:09:06
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(1) I noticed if I install the "hotplug" package, I can't load the device, because when I click insert in cardinfo the "link" light then comes on and stays on and the acx100 driver always says "no such device". After doing an "apt-get remove hotplug" and rebooting, I am back to my original problem where I still have to press insert in cardinfo for the device to be detected. (2) After loading the device, here's the output of iwconfig which indicates "signal level 0" (I blocked out the WEP key). The channel and essid are correct. I'm sitting 4 feet away from the access point - I have two APs in my house. wlan0 v0.2.0pre2 ESSID:"snapdragon2" Mode:Ad-Hoc Channel:6 Cell: 00:00:00:00:00:00 Bit Rate=11Mb/s Tx-Power:18 dBm Encryption key:XXXX-XXXX-XX Security mode:restricted Link Quality:0 Signal level:0 Noise level:0 Rx invalid nwid:0 Rx invalid crypt:0 Rx invalid frag:0 Tx excessive retries:0 Invalid misc:0 Missed beacon:0 (3) Here's my dmesg output with the new settings (after yesterdays addition of the regulatory info - note it fails on load, but is set later -- see below): acx100: It looks like you were coaxed into buying a wireless network card acx100: that uses the mysterious ACX100 chip from Texas Instruments. acx100: You should better have bought e.g. a PRISM(R) chipset based card, acx100: since that would mean REAL vendor Linux support. acx100: Given this info, it's plain evident that this driver is EXPERIMENTAL, acx100: thus your mileage may vary. Visit http://acx100.sf.net for support. init_module: TI acx100_pci.o: Ver 0.2.0pre2 Loaded init_module: dev_info is: TI acx100_pci CONFIG_PCMCIA: 0 PCI: Setting latency timer of device 03:00.0 to 64 Found ACX100-based wireless network card, phymem1:0xd0100000, phymem2:0xd0110000, irq:11, mem1:0xdc862000, mem2:0xdc864000 Allocating 6688, 1A20h bytes for wlandevice_t stop queue after setup. Allocated 33708 bytes for firmware module loading. acx100_write_fw (firmware): 1, acx100_validate_fw: 1 ****************************************** ************ acx100_initmac_1 ************ ****************************************** ==> Get the mailbox pointers from the scratch pad registers CmdMailboxOffset = fdc8 InfoMailboxOffset = ff4c <== Get the mailbox pointers from the scratch pad registers CommandParameters = [ 0xDC873DCC ] InfoParameters = [ 0xDC873F50 ] Allocated 920 bytes for firmware module loading. WriteACXImage (radio): 1, ValidateACXImage: 1 CodeEnd:8730 writing WEP options. <== Initialize the Queue Indicator pDc->pFrameHdrQPool = 0xc0393000 pDc->pFrameHdrQPoolPhyAddr = 0x 393000 pDc->TxBufferPool = 0xc0020000 pDc->TxBufferPoolPhyAddr = 0x 20000 pDc->pTxHostDescQPool = 0xc0392000 pDc->TxHostDescQPoolPhyAddr = 0x 392000 pAdapter->rHWInfo.pvMemBaseAddr2 = 0xdc864000 pDc->ui32ACXTxQueueStart = 0x00008ad8 pDc->pTxDescQPool = 0xdc86cad8 pDc->pRxHostDescQPool = 0xc042b000 pDc->RxHostDescQPoolPhyAddr = 0x 42b000 pDc->pRxBufferPool = 0xc0460000 pDc->RxBufferPoolPhyAddr = 0x 460000 invalid regulatory domain specified! invalid regulatory domain specified! SSID = STA1EF3D9, len = 9 Beacon length:61 SSID = STA1EF3D9, len = 9 SetProberTemp: cb = 61 acx100: form factor 0x01 (D-Link DWL-650+/Planet WL-8305?), radio type 0x0d (Maxim), EEPROM version 0x0000. Uploaded firmware 'Rev 1.9.3.e' (0x01020505). switching off power LED. <here is where I ran the startnet script, but I thought the above would be helpful, in startnet, the regulatory domain is set..> Device wlan0 removed! acx100: It looks like you were coaxed into buying a wireless network card acx100: that uses the mysterious ACX100 chip from Texas Instruments. acx100: You should better have bought e.g. a PRISM(R) chipset based card, acx100: since that would mean REAL vendor Linux support. acx100: Given this info, it's plain evident that this driver is EXPERIMENTAL, acx100: thus your mileage may vary. Visit http://acx100.sf.net for support. CONFIG_PCMCIA: 0 Found ACX100-based wireless network card, phymem1:0xd0100000, phymem2:0xd0110000, irq:11, mem1:0xdc862000, mem2:0xdc864000 Allocating 6688, 1A20h bytes for wlandevice_t Allocated 33708 bytes for firmware module loading. acx100_write_fw (firmware): 1, acx100_validate_fw: 1 ************ acx100_initmac_1 ************ Allocated 920 bytes for firmware module loading. WriteACXImage (radio): 1, ValidateACXImage: 1 writing WEP options. invalid regulatory domain specified! invalid regulatory domain specified! SSID = STA1EF3D9, len = 9 SSID = STA1EF3D9, len = 9 acx100: form factor 0x01 (D-Link DWL-650+/Planet WL-8305?), radio type 0x0d (Maxim), EEPROM version 0x0000. Uploaded firmware 'Rev 1.9.3.e' (0x01020505). setting regulatory domain to 1 (0x10): FCC (USA) (1-11) SSID = STA1EF3D9, len = 9 SSID = STA1EF3D9, len = 9 SSID = snapdragon2, len = 11 SSID = snapdragon2, len = 11 Warning: WEP support might not be supported in Ad-Hoc mode yet! firmware version >= 1.9.3.e --> using software timer <AcxSetStatus> iStatus = 0 (STARTED) Set transmit power = 1 Setting antenna value: 0x8F Setting ED threshold value: 0x70 Setting CCA value: 0x0D Setting regulatory domain to 0x10 setting regulatory domain to 1 (0x10): FCC (USA) (1-11) Changing to channel 6 <AcxSetStatus> iStatus = 1 (SCANNING) <acx_timer> iStatus = 1 <acx_timer> iStatus = 1 <acx_timer> iStatus = 1 NETDEV WATCHDOG: wlan0: transmit timed out <acx_timer> iStatus = 1 <acx_timer> iStatus = 1 NETDEV WATCHDOG: wlan0: transmit timed out <acx_timer> iStatus = 1 NETDEV WATCHDOG: wlan0: transmit timed out NETDEV WATCHDOG: wlan0: transmit timed out Warning: WEP support might not be supported in Ad-Hoc mode yet! NETDEV WATCHDOG: wlan0: transmit timed out NETDEV WATCHDOG: wlan0: transmit timed out |