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Model Specific Forums => Sharp Zaurus => Zaurus - pdaXrom => Topic started by: dvdrw on May 13, 2005, 11:51:36 am
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I just bought a couple of sandisk connect plus wifi+128MB flash cards ($20US, good deal!). do these work with the latest RC of pdaXrom?
I did some searching, and it seems that some of the other Z ROMs support the card (through hostap). does the latest RC include the latest hostap drivers or do I have to build a newer version? or is there something available for download?
any insight is greatly appreciated!!
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don't know if it works.
I think the latest hostap compiled for pdaxrom are these ones:
https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=9319&hl= (https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=9319&hl=)
(http://www.unpleasant.net/chris/zaurus/pdaxrom/rc5/)
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appreciate the pointer - this is helpful in providing some context. those drivers are 0.2.4, and apparently this card requires 0.3.2 or greater, so those most likely won't work.
laze, it would be great if the next RC of pdaXrom could include newer hostap drivers (hint, hint )
I ran across this page which may be helpful: http://www.dsitri.de/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=148 (http://www.dsitri.de/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=148), and http://www.bentzon.net/acb/sandisk.html (http://www.bentzon.net/acb/sandisk.html) contains some instructions and pointers to 0.3.7 hostap drivers for OZ, looks like I'll have to start from there for pdaXrom.
thanks again for the pointer!
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I just bought a couple of sandisk connect plus wifi+128MB flash cards ($20US, good deal!). do these work with the latest RC of pdaXrom?
Bet you got those Sandisk Connect Plus cards on Woot like I did, right?? ;-)
It looks like only the Open Zaurus ROM supports this card at the moment...correct me if I'm wrong.
Tombraider
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Bet you got those Sandisk Connect Plus cards on Woot like I did, right?? ;-)
It looks like only the Open Zaurus ROM supports this card at the moment...correct me if I'm wrong.[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=81109\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]
yes, I got them from Woot should be receiving them this week !
I do have the very latest hostap 0.3.7 drivers (including Connect Plus support) working under pdaXrom now with some older Prism-based CF wi-fi cards I have. I'm crossing my fingers I'll be able to get the IDE interface working with wi-fi using these drivers - hope there aren't some caveats with the kernel. I'll let you know if I have any luck getting them working completely..!
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Bet you got those Sandisk Connect Plus cards on Woot like I did, right?? ;-)
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I didn't know about them until I saw your post. I like their [a href=\"http://www.woot.com/wootinfo.aspx]attitude.[/url]
Thanks!
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played with this some late last night. I now have the Connect Plus working in pdaXrom at the same level as on OZ 3.5.3 - you can run wifi or IDE, but not both at the same time. it looks like some arbitration is needed in the drivers when running both in parallel. will continue to dig if/when time permits - it would be great to enable the flash at the same time.
FWIW, I built the 0.3.7 hostap drivers and utils against the latest pdaXrom kernel. I bring up wifi in /etc/hotplug/net.agent (added a new case for wlan0) by downloading the primary and secondary firmware to the card via the prism2_srec util. it seems that these cards need rev "M" Prism firmware, for which there appears to be no flash-based version available...so I'm using the Prism 1.8.3 f/w for now.
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could you please post the required driver and firmware, then i can make a package out them for everyone!
thanks!
-cody
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So it is possible to use the wifi of this card under pdaxrom?? Does it act as a flash card in a memory card reader?
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i was going to get that one of those... such a deal!
but they don't ship to Hawaii
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played with this some late last night. I now have the Connect Plus working in pdaXrom at the same level as on OZ 3.5.3 - you can run wifi or IDE, but not both at the same time. it looks like some arbitration is needed in the drivers when running both in parallel. will continue to dig if/when time permits - it would be great to enable the flash at the same time.
FWIW, I built the 0.3.7 hostap drivers and utils against the latest pdaXrom kernel. I bring up wifi in /etc/hotplug/net.agent (added a new case for wlan0) by downloading the primary and secondary firmware to the card via the prism2_srec util. it seems that these cards need rev "M" Prism firmware, for which there appears to be no flash-based version available...so I'm using the Prism 1.8.3 f/w for now.
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dvdrw:
You seem so knowledgeable...could you develop some drivers for the Sharp 3.13 ROM for this card? Or is there someone out there who could? Please, pretty please.
Thanks in advance.
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I just ordered this card at my nearest computer store. It should be arriving any day now. But I haven't bought it yet and I have no obligation to buy. Please advise whether I should buy it or not. I'm using RC10 if that helps. Thanks.
dq
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could you please post the required driver and firmware, then i can make a package out them for everyone!
sure, I'll post the hostap drivers and utils along with an example bring-up script as soon as I get some free time.
there are some caveats w/wifi - as the card doesn't contain firmware, you need to load the firmware into the card's RAM immediately following any card power on event, prior to any network configuration or ifconfig. this is fairly straightforward (e.g., use scripts in /etc/pcmcia/, such as wireless or network, or /etc/hotplug/net.agent), but you'll likely want to add a check for specific card type so that you don't go trying to download the prism f/w to some other type of network card...
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You seem so knowledgeable...could you develop some drivers for the Sharp 3.13 ROM for this card? Or is there someone out there who could? Please, pretty please.
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unfortunately I actually have no idea re: the Sharp 3.13 ROM, I've never used it... I replaced the default ROM in my 750s with the old cacko ROMs right after I got the devices way back, and have only played with pdaXrom since cacko. but perhaps someone else here has an idea if the Sharp ROM would support this?
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So it is possible to use the wifi of this card under pdaxrom?? Does it act as a flash card in a memory card reader?
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wifi does work fine, but it requires some work/hacking (see elsewhere in this thread)
the flash works fine in the device as well when enabled separately (wi-fi disabled). XP also recognizes the flash portion fine in a PCMCIA CF card reader, I haven't tried a USB card reader with it
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I just ordered this card at my nearest computer store. It should be arriving any day now. But I haven't bought it yet and I have no obligation to buy. Please advise whether I should buy it or not. I'm using RC10 if that helps. Thanks.
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if you simply want wi-fi to work out of the box w/pdaXrom, you may want to consider getting a different CF wi-fi card. with this card you'll have to piece a few things together to get it working. it's not difficult, but given that the flash doesn't work in parallel with wi-fi, I'm not sure it's worth the effort when there are other cards that work out of the box. (ideally if both could work in parallel, then it would be fantastic, but that is not the case today.)
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I'm not afraid of piecing a few things together (I might just learn something). If I can get wifi working then a little extra storage is ok too (even if they cannot be used simultaneosly). Given that note, can I just disable the wifi on the Zaurus and then mount the flash right after? 'Cause that's better than nothing. I guess my question is what do you mean by they don't work in parallel?
Of course, I'm assuming that eventually simultaneous mode will work eventually... or do you think that is an impossibility?
thanks.
dq
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here's a really quick overview of how to get this card working under pdaXrom RC9/10.
I've attached the 0.3.7 hostap driver and prism2_srec util from the hostap utilities set to this post. make backups of anything you change/replace so that you can recover if anything goes wrong, etc. etc. etc.
the hostap modules and srec util were built against the latest pdaXrom-builder package and kernel source that is on the pdaxrom website. I used the stable hostap source straight from http://hostap.epitest.fi/ (http://hostap.epitest.fi/) (no patches necessary), and the standard zaurus/embedix kernel toolchain for building.
hostap-0.3.7-arm-zaurus.tar.gz contains the three hostap kernel modules; prism2_srec-arm-zaurus.tar.gz contains the prism2_srec utility.
to install the modules, untar the three modules from the hostap-0.3.7 tar into /lib/modules/2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-embedix/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/. (this action will replace the existing older default pdaXrom version - so again, make backups...)
now untar the prism2_srec tar, and place the extracted binary somewhere in your PATH (e.g., /usr/sbin).
now you'll need to create a hostap.conf file for the PCMCIA cardmgr. edit /etc/pcmcia/hostap.conf (create it if one doesn't exist), and add the following:
device "hostap_cs"
class "network" module "hostap_crypt_wep", "hostap", "hostap_cs"
card "SanDisk ConnectPlus 128M"
version "SanDisk", "ConnectPlus"
manfid 0xd601,0x0101
# bind "ide_cs" to 1
bind "hostap_cs" to 0after you create the file, force cardmgr to reload the config file:
kill -HUP `cat /var/run/cardmgr.pid`or you can just reboot.
pull out the card, wait a moment, then plug the card back in.
you should now be able to download the firmware to the card. (you may want to check the logs via dmesg or tail /var/log/messages to ensure that the card was properly detected.)
grab the desired prism firmware from http://www.red-bean.com/~proski/firmware/ (http://www.red-bean.com/~proski/firmware/) and copy it over to the zaurus. for example, if you want to use the latest firmware, extract pm010102.hex from primary.tar.gz, and rf010803.hex from 1.8.3.tar.gz. place these files somewhere for the next operation (e.g., /usr/local/etc/firmware/).
to download the firmware to the card RAM, perform these steps:
prism2_srec -gs wlan0 /usr/local/etc/firmware/pm010102.hex
prism2_srec -gp wlan0 /usr/local/etc/firmware/pm010102.hex (this load will give an error, ignore it)
iwpriv wlan0 reset 1
prism2_srec -rp wlan0 /usr/local/etc/firmware/rf010803.hex
iwconfig wlan0 mode 2you should see messages about plugging PDRs, etc., and at the end it should say something to the effect of
NIC: id=0x801d v1.0.0
PRI: id=0x15 v1.1.2
STA: id=0x1f v1.8.3at this point your card should be functional, and you can try to bring the interface up:
ifconfig wlan0 upif you have configured wi-fi properly with the normal pdaXrom network.py config tool, then the card should light up and associate with the network.
if you want the card to automatically download the firmware when powered up, make a script out of the firmware download sequence above, and call it from /etc/pcmcia/network or /etc/pcmcia/wireless or wherever works best for you. note also that you'll likely need to modify /usr/bin/apm to call the script as well (e.g., perhaps in post_suspend() in RC10).
to enable the flash part, edit your /etc/pcmcia/hostap.conf file (see above) and change the bind lines for the card:
bind "ide_cs" to 1
# bind "hostap_cs" to 0after you do this, force cardmgr to reload the hostap config file (see the example "kill -HUP" line above), and pull the card, wait a moment, and plug in the card again (you could also do this programmatically/via script of course). you can then access it and format it, use it, etc. when it is formatted it will auto-mount as a normal flash CF card (/mnt/cf).
note that there are some other very helpful resources available regarding this card - e.g., see http://www.bentzon.net/acb/sandisk.html (http://www.bentzon.net/acb/sandisk.html) and the related forum posts at http://www.dsitri.de/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=21 (http://www.dsitri.de/phpBB2/viewforum.php?f=21) .
hope this is somewhat useful/helpful!
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How is this card's wireless functionality (once it is enabled) compared to out-of-the-box wifi cards? Is it kinda flaky?
Sorry for all the questions. It's just that I've been considering this card for awhile. Thanks.
dq
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Well, I picked up the card. And I got it to work... once! I don't know what I did, but I was able to ping other machines on the network but I couldn't access the net. So, I added my dns addresses and tried to connect again and nothing worked! It hasn't worked since.
dmesg is reporting this error:
Could not read current WEP flags.
wlan0: could not set interface UP - no PRI f/w
wlan0: cannot set RID fc00 (len=2) - no PRI f/w
That `len=' thing is lots of different numbers and not always 2. Anyway, I don't know what's going on, but it looks like I might have to return this card if I cannot get it running.
Any suggestions would be great!
thanks.
Joe
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I just got a used SL-C860 and have started my journey into makeing it my very mobile workstaion.
I have partitioned the built in flash as one 121meg, installed pdaXrom rc10, and have formatted a 1gig SD card as exf2. So far so good.
I unfortunatly bought a Sandisk Connect PLus Wi-FI+128 not knowing support was low and am trying to get it to work.
I followed these instructions (thanks) and now the card is recognized upon inserting... and after I run the script I made to upload firmware connects to my wireless router.
HOWEVER
The nic will not pull a dhcp lease at all. AND when I hard code an IP I can ping fine and even bring up my local web server but DNS does not work at all.
Anyone else get this working or run into the same DNS issue? I can deal with the hard coded IP but need DNS to function.... or if not then a suggestion of what wireless card to buy instead (was looking at linksys).
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Answered half my problem, found this in an earlier post having the same problem only with USB.
Do you have 192.168.129.1 as a route gateway? on the Z?
route add default gw 192.168.129.1 usbd0
Stu
Thanks Stu! I just replaced usbd0 with wlan0 and viola... dns works fine. Still no idea bout why no DHCP but at least I'm downloading ipks
Wierd
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here's a really quick overview of how to get this card working under pdaXrom RC9/10.
I've attached the 0.3.7 hostap driver and prism2_srec util from the hostap utilities set to this post. make backups of anything you change/replace so that you can recover if anything goes wrong, etc. etc. etc.
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After following these excellent directions, I got the Sandisk Connect Plus card working, (yes it works, and it works well!) but I ran into a few glitches that required some changes from the instructions already posted. I actually reflashed my roms and reinstalled twice, so I can verify that the process works. (You'll need the prism and hostap files linked from the above post.) So, for the record, here's my synopsis of the steps with the changes included:
1. Copy hostap-0.3.7.tar.gz to / and tar -xzvf (this will replace the 3 existing modules in /lib/modules/2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-embedix/kernel/drivers/net/wireless/).
2. Copy prism2_srec.tar.gz into /usr/sbin/ and untar (make sure /usr/sbin is in your PATH).
3. Add the following lines to the end of both /etc/pcmcia/hermes.conf and /etc/pcmcia/spectrum.conf (I'm not sure if BOTH are necessary).*
card "SanDisk ConnectPlus 128M"
version "SanDisk", "ConnectPlus"
manfid 0xd601,0x0101
# bind "ide_cs" to 1
bind "hostap_cs" to 0
3a. (You can ignore this step) It doesn't seem to be necessary to use the following at the top of the same 2 files in place of the existing silmilar lines, but it doesn't seem to hurt either:
device "hostap_cs"
class "network" module "hostap_crypt_wep", "hostap", "hostap_cs"
4. Reboot.
5. Get the prism firmware (primary.tar.gz, and 1.8.4.tar.gz) from http://www.red-bean.com/~proski/firmware/ (http://www.red-bean.com/~proski/firmware/). Mkdir /etc/pcmcia/firmware/ and extract pm010102.hex from primary.tar.gz and rf010804.hex from 1.8.4.tar.gz into that directory.
6. Using the Wireless Settings tool (Lan and Wifi), create a second profile (in addition to 'default')called 'sandisk' with the appropriate settings (e.g. wireless, enter ESSID, operation mode = Master, channel = 0, crypting = hex, authorization = restricted, enter KEY) and save the settings.
7. Create a shell script in /usr/sbin/ called 'sanwifiup.sh' (for example), containing the following code:
#! /bin/sh
cardctl scheme deault
prism2_srec -gs wlan0 /etc/pcmcia/firmware/pm010102.hex
prism2_srec -gp wlan0 /etc/pcmcia/firmware/pm010102.hex
iwpriv wlan0 reset 1
prism2_srec -rp wlan0 /etc/pcmcia/firmware/rf010804.hex
iwconfig wlan0 mode 2
cardctl scheme sandisk
(I'm not sure why changing schemes is necessary, but it's the only way I could get it to work -- simply calling 'ifconfig wlan0 up' doesn't work.)
8. Eject the card, reinsert it, and using a terminal execute 'sanwifiup.sh' -- the lights should blink twice and then remain on. Ignore any errors unless it doesn't work.
FYI: if the Z goes to standby, the wifi quits. You have to run the connect script each time you want to connect.
* (To enable the flash memory (the wifi will not work at the same time), edit the /etc/pcmcia/*.conf files (see above) by changing the bind lines -- uncomment one line and comment the other -- as follows:
bind "ide_cs" to 1
# bind "hostap_cs" to 0
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dvdrw, I was hoping you could help me out. I'm trying to get hostap working on an SL-C3100 with Sharp ROM (no alternatives have been released yet). I successfully built the driver and utils but all io is failing with the card, despite it being detected and the modules loaded when it it inserted. I was wondering how you built the drivers (ie. did you specify PCMCIA_PATH or anything like that) and are you aware of any options that need to be enabled in the kernel? I checked the default kernel config provided by Sharp and from what I can tell all the required things are enabled in the standard kernel - I could be wrong though. Any help greatly appreciated. I posted some info in another thread (https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=14341&view=findpost&p=93895) but no one has responded.
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I was wondering how you built the drivers (ie. did you specify PCMCIA_PATH or anything like that) and are you aware of any options that need to be enabled in the kernel? I checked the default kernel config provided by Sharp and from what I can tell all the required things are enabled in the standard kernel - I could be wrong though. Any help greatly appreciated.
no changes are needed to the default pdaXrom kernel config to get the card to work; of course pdaXrom includes a relatively old version of hostap by default so that helps ensure the default kernel config patch will be correct. perhaps try comparing the two kernel configs between the ROMs (Sharp and pdaXrom) to verify that nothing is missing/different from the Sharp config?
I posted some info in another thread (https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=14341&view=findpost&p=93895) but no one has responded.
there is definitely something amiss with your Sharp ROM configuration/operation - during the card init sequence, hostap is receiving suspend and reset events (!??):
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wifi0: registered netdevice wlan0
wlan0: could not set interface UP - no PRI f/w
hostap_cs: CS_EVENT_PM_SUSPEND
hostap_cs: CS_EVENT_RESET_PHYSICAL
wifi0: hfa384x_cmd: entry still in list? (entry=c39dfda0, type=0, res=0)
wifi0: hfa384x_cmd: command was not completed (res=0, entry=c39dfda0, type=0, cmd=0x0002, param0=0x0000, EVSTAT=0000 INTEN=0010)
hostap_cs: Shutdown failed
pxa_pcmcia_suspend(0)
...the subsequent card init code fails likely because the state of the driver is really confused (result of the pcmcia_suspend that is coming from somewhere).
one possibility, does the default Sharp ROM support hotplug events handling (i.e., /etc/hotplug/net.agent)? if it does, then perhaps a case needs to be added to this script for handling wifi0 and wlan0 device registration? perhaps the default is to try to suspend pcmcia if an unhandled registration event occurs? (this just a guess, but might be worth exploring.)
here's an excerpt from my (successul) card init:
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kernel: Readback test succeeded, HCR 0x0f
kernel: wifi0: registered netdevice wlan0
kernel: prism2_download: dl_cmd=4 start_addr=0x003f0000 num_areas=3
kernel: wifi0: test Genesis mode with HCR 0x0f
kernel: prism2_pccard_cor_sreset: original COR 4f
kernel: Readback test succeeded, HCR 0x0f
kernel: prism2_hw_init: initialized in 70 ms
kernel: wifi0: NIC: id=0x8000 v0.0.1
kernel: wifi0: PRI: id=0x15 v1.1.2
kernel: Could not get RID for component STA
kernel: wifi0: Failed to read STA f/w version - only Primary f/w present
cardmgr[130]: executing: './network start wlan0 2>&1'
cardmgr[130]: + srec summary for pm010102.hex
cardmgr[130]: + Included file name: PM010102.HEX
...note also that this card works under OZ, so it might be worth poking around those forums or checking that ROM config out as well for some hints.
hope this is somewhat helpful in tracking down the problem!
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I'm very dissapointed that RC11 didn't at least detect this card. OZ not only detects it but even loads the rom needed to make it work, plug n play.
(Edited for koen, next time try a PM)
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I'm very dissapointed that RC11 didn't at least detect this card. OE not only detects it but even loads the rom needed to make it work, plug n play.
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That's not true, OE doesn't detect the card. Why? Because it's a buildsystem you moron! How freaking hard is is to remember 'OpenZaurus is a distro, OpenEmbedded isn't'?
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I'm very dissapointed that RC11 didn't at least detect this card. OE not only detects it but even loads the rom needed to make it work, plug n play.
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That's not true, OE doesn't detect the card. Why? Because it's a buildsystem you moron! How freaking hard is is to remember 'OpenZaurus is a distro, OpenEmbedded isn't'?
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The original post was a positive note about OE (sorry, OZ). In order to prevent flaming threads (which I hate), please ignore our ignorance (or typos), or reply in a polite way.
Chero.
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I'm very dissapointed that RC11 didn't at least detect this card. OE not only detects it but even loads the rom needed to make it work, plug n play.
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That's not true, OE doesn't detect the card. Why? Because it's a buildsystem you moron! How freaking hard is is to remember 'OpenZaurus is a distro, OpenEmbedded isn't'?
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The original post was a positive note about OE (sorry, OZ). In order to prevent flaming threads (which I hate), please ignore our ignorance (or typos), or reply in a polite way.
Chero.
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Sorry about that. If you want to have it working on pdaX make sure you have hostap 0.3.9 (or newer), hostap-utils and the pcmcia/hotplug scripts. I think the scripts should work out of the box in pdaX. The ipk names are prism3-support and prism3-firmware (available at [a href=\"http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/sfeed/]http://ewi546.ewi.utwente.nl/sfeed/[/url] ). I expect it to be pretty straightforward to adapt the packages for pdaX
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Thanks !
Dankuwel !
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Sorry for re-opening a fairly old thread, but I've got one of these cards myself and I'm having trouble getting it to work with RC11 on my C750. I tried using dvdrw's instructions but get an error message when trying to execute the "prism2_srec -gs wlan0 /usr/local/etc/firmware/pm010102.hex" command and none of the subsequent commands work, and the later posts in this thread regarding getting the card to work in RC11 are too vague to be of any use to me. Has anyone gotten the card to work in RC11 yet and, if so, how did they do it?
Failing that, is there any way that I can still download the RC10 or RC9 ROMs so that I can get it working that way?
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Has anyone gotten the card to work in RC11 yet and, if so, how did they do it?
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His instructions work perfectly fine on RC11 for me. Except that I need wpa, so I'll see if I can find that somewhere. Probably you have to reinsert your CF card and run the sanwifiup.sh script again...
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His instructions work perfectly fine on RC11 for me. Except that I need wpa, so I'll see if I can find that somewhere. Probably you have to reinsert your CF card and run the sanwifiup.sh script again...[div align=\"right\"][a href=\"index.php?act=findpost&pid=100497\"][{POST_SNAPBACK}][/a][/div]
I'm not able to get this to work for RC12. I think its because RC12 is running the 2.4.20 kernel, while the hostap modules were compiled for 2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-embedix, I checked the feed and don't see hostap compiled for 2.4.20. Anyone has it already compiled, or working in RC12? or am I missing something?
Josh
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the hostap modules and srec util were built against the latest pdaXrom-builder package and kernel source that is on the pdaxrom website. I used the stable hostap source straight from http://hostap.epitest.fi/ (http://hostap.epitest.fi/) (no patches necessary), and the standard zaurus/embedix kernel toolchain for building.
hostap-0.3.7-arm-zaurus.tar.gz contains the three hostap kernel modules; prism2_srec-arm-zaurus.tar.gz contains the prism2_srec utility.
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I'm trying to compile the hostap kernel modules for RC12. I got the source, and the toolchain appears to be working (zgcc-3.4.4.img), but when I type 'make' in "/hostap-driver-0.3.9/driver/modules" I get "make: *** No targets. Stop."
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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maybe the driver compiled by agraef work for you:
https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showt...hl=hostap&st=15 (https://www.oesf.org/forums/index.php?showtopic=15608&hl=hostap&st=15)
has for the compilation, I believe you need to use gcc2.95 because that's what the kernel is compiled with