* The device should get a unique name at the beginning and not wl%d.
* load the nvram just one time into the own buffer, also when there is
more than one device.
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When using the Broadcom SDK the SSB bus is emulated as an PCI bus so
the PCI bus number of the first real pci bus is increased by one. The
variable names in the nvram are created with that structure in mind. To
fix this we have ti increases the pci bus number by one. This was also
done for ssb some time ago.
This is based on a patch by nlh.
This closes#10917
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* this adds sflash support for ssb devices
* the flash is now a platform device
* minor updates
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- refresh and reorder patches
- introduce a unified BCMA/SSB glue driver to accomodate for both bus types on brcm47xx
- extend wlunbind init script to detach device from bcma-pci-bridge as well
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broadcom-wl driver bound to ssb device with ssb driver probe
have osh handle struct pdev pointer value initialized with
ssb_device pointer. Later on pdev is used with legacy pci
dma api as pci_dev thus causing oops sometimes.
The patch replaces legacy pci dma api and pass relevant
device struct pointer to avoid crashes.
Signed-off-by: George Kashperko <george@znau.edu.ua>
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It was causing an occasional kernel oops.
Signed-off-by: Nathan Hintz <nlhintz@hotmail.com>
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If there is no sprom on an ssb based pci device on the brcm47xx
architecture ssb now asks the architecture code to look into the nvram
to get some sprom data for this device. Now we are able to read out
pci/1/1/ foo or pci/1/3/ foo config options.
This will fix some problems where the wireless devices does not got an
mac address and the following message was show:
ssb: WARNING: Invalid SPROM CRC (corrupt SPROM)
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For kernel 2.6.36 some additional pcmcia backpots would be needed, but
this should not depend on pcmcia.
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- update to v5.10.56.27.3
- get fallback SPROM from SSB if neither on-device SPROM nor nvram is available
- working brcm63xx support
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This will allow us to get rid of brcm-2.4 soon.
[ ... and there was much rejoicing ]
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This patch fixes an issue with the broadcom.sh configuration script when
enabling sta mode. Currently sta mode works provided that you have an AP
enabled as well but it doesn't work if you have a sta interface but not an
AP. I found that merely reversing the order of the ap and apsta variables
in the broadcom.sh script corrects this problem, and the attached patch does
exactly that.
Signed-off-by: Eric Bishop <ebishop@bu.edu>
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