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5x00 General discussions / Another Wlan-card (twinmos This Time)
« on: July 03, 2005, 04:48:00 pm »
Hi,
I recently bought a SL5500 plus a TwinMos B220 Wlan card, which is also referred to as a Senao SL-2511 CF.
My problem now is, that Twinmos provide a custom Linux driver for their card (it's a slightly modified wlan_ng ver.0.20, as i found out), which is good of course, but i cannot compile it for the Z.
I set up (more or less successfully) a Scratchbox cross-compiling environment (Link to Scratchbox-Homepage) but i can't build the module.
I managed to get the Source of the 2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-embedix kernel using the links for the cl780 provided on the bottom of here, but 'make oldconfig' using the default .config for the sl5500 runs into some loop at
anyway, i'm running a bit headless through the yard here, anyone got some how-to (step-by-step in chronological order would be nice :-)) ) ?
Sadly waiting
Kenny
I recently bought a SL5500 plus a TwinMos B220 Wlan card, which is also referred to as a Senao SL-2511 CF.
My problem now is, that Twinmos provide a custom Linux driver for their card (it's a slightly modified wlan_ng ver.0.20, as i found out), which is good of course, but i cannot compile it for the Z.
I set up (more or less successfully) a Scratchbox cross-compiling environment (Link to Scratchbox-Homepage) but i can't build the module.
I managed to get the Source of the 2.4.18-rmk7-pxa3-embedix kernel using the links for the cl780 provided on the bottom of here, but 'make oldconfig' using the default .config for the sl5500 runs into some loop at
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* USB Device Bus Interface Support
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Intel StrongArm SA-1110 (Assabet, Ipaq) support (CONFIG_USBD_SA1100_BUS) [M/n/?]
USB traffic keeps device awake (CONFIG_USBD_TRAFFIC_KEEPAWAKE) [N/y/?]
USBD Stall watchdog timeout (seconds, 0 for none) (CONFIG_USBD_STALL_TIMEOUT) [0]
Sorry, no help available for this option yet.
USBD Stall watchdog timeout (seconds, 0 for none) (CONFIG_USBD_STALL_TIMEOUT) [0]
Sorry, no help available for this option yet.
USBD Stall watchdog timeout (seconds, 0 for none) (CONFIG_USBD_STALL_TIMEOUT) [0].... etceteraanyway, i'm running a bit headless through the yard here, anyone got some how-to (step-by-step in chronological order would be nice :-)) ) ?
Sadly waiting
Kenny