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VENKAT47948
Posted by VENKAT47948
on Jul 22 2011 06:02 AM
Intellectual575 points

Hi ,

      We are woking on our coustom board with reference of DAVINCI DM6446 board, In our board we included jorjin chip WG7310-00 , Now we have a module to connect the (jorjin wg7310 module) on DAVINCI dm6446 reference board. From first on words we are trying to build  code given by jorjin for building wlan drivers that code also belongs to OMAP.

Now we are using linux-3.0 downloaded from net and ,we are using that code to port wl1271 chip. upto now the interface is enabled and we are able to see "wlan#" in     /proc/net/wireless  ( in our board file system).

After this we tried to do this "ifconfig wlan# up" but when we do this all this steps are taking place,

1. loading the firmware

2. going to boot firmware , when this step is going it is failing in "reading chip id "

it is getting stop at last it is giving this following messages

MESSAGES :->

unsupported chip id: 0x1
firmware boot failed despite 3 retries
mac80211 stop
SIOCSIFFLAGS: No such device

 

and also i am noting this SDIO_CLK ,instead of 24MHz we are gving 8MHz . because we tried on all the clocks only on 8MHz it loading the firmware.if not it is not able to load the firmware also .

 

 

 

Thanks and regards,

Y V RAMAKRISHNA.

WL1271 davinci
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  • VENKAT47948
    Posted by VENKAT47948
    on Aug 09 2011 03:17 AM
    Intellectual575 points

    Hi Vita,

        We are waiting for your response . So,please respond us as soon as possible.

     

    Thanks and regards,

    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA.

    WIFI RELATED
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  • Vita Preskovsky
    Posted by Vita Preskovsky
    on Aug 09 2011 06:46 AM
    Prodigy430 points

    Hi, Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA

    As far as I understand the SDIO is working with 1Mhz clock, so it implies that there is no Software and porting issues and the issue that we are facing now is hardware related and probably caused by signal integrity of the SDIO lines.

    In that case we will not able to provide more help as it is beyond what we can support in e2e.

    However in order to help you more I can give you some general guide lines: the SDIO lines should  be shorter then 10cm, and noise free,  also in case you are using level shiffter chip then extra attention must be taken for the layout. You can also  consult the following document:

    http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP35x_Wireless_Connectivity_Solution_Hardware

     

    I hope that it will be helpfull,

    Vita.

     

     

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  • VENKAT47948
    Posted by VENKAT47948
    on Aug 20 2011 04:21 AM
    Intellectual575 points

    Hi Eyal ,

                  thanks a lot ,for you support to move further. We need some more help to work the wifi . Now we are able to load the firmware and boot it .and also we are able to scan for the wireless devices . but we are not able to connect the device .i think some configuration is required to connect .so, please guide us to connect the device to wireless. and also working with bluetooth. once again thanks a lot.

     

     

     

    Thanks and regards

    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA.

    WIFI RELATED
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  • VENKAT47948
    Posted by VENKAT47948
    on Aug 22 2011 05:54 AM
    Intellectual575 points

    Hi Vita,

                  thanks a lot ,for you support to move further. We need some more help to work the wifi . Now we are able to load the firmware and boot it .and also we are able to scan for the wireless devices . but we are not able to connect the device .i think some configuration is required to connect .so, please guide us to connect the device to wireless. and also working with bluetooth .

     

     

     

    Thanks and regards

    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA.

    WIFI RELATED
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  • Vita Preskovsky
    Posted by Vita Preskovsky
    on Aug 29 2011 07:59 AM
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    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA,

    I was out of the office till today, so I couldn't see your question. Please, send me all procedures you've already tried in order to see how to help you.

     

    Vita.

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  • VENKAT47948
    Posted by VENKAT47948
    on Sep 03 2011 01:37 AM
    Intellectual575 points

    Hi Vita,

           We are able to wake up the WIFI driver using "ifconfig wlan0 up"  and scan for the wireless devices "iwlist wlan0 scan" .up to now it is Known.but from here what is the procedure to connect to some wireless device .i am not able to get.please help. on how to configure and connect  our board wireless device  with other wlan.

     

     

    Thanks and regards ,

    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA,

    DAXIMAC SOLUTIONS PVT LTD.,

    7702323606

    REGARDING WIFI
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  • Vita Preskovsky
    Posted by Vita Preskovsky
    on Sep 04 2011 02:41 AM
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    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA, hello.

    The next steps to connect to some AP is:

    iw wlan0 scan | grep SSID                     - scanning for surrounding APs, grep is just for convinience

    iw wlan0 connect AP_flour1                - connected to one of found APs, this is name for example. Whait for a couple of seconds the device takes to connect.

    iw wlan0 link                                             - to ensure that wlan device is connected to an AP

     

    wlan0 is name of interface

    Hope it will help,

    Vita.

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  • VENKAT47948
    Posted by VENKAT47948
    on Sep 08 2011 08:34 AM
    Intellectual575 points

    Hi Vita,

                       in the same way we done with other commands ,because we are not have this "iw" command any have we are looking to download and install.

    We done like this after it is wlan0 up :

    1. iwlist wlan0 scanning

         by giving the above command we got so many  ssid's in that we selected one "Daximac"

    2.iwconfig wlan0 essid "Daximac"

         by giving the above command we are able to associate with that essid.

    3.we are manually giving ip address using "ifconfig wlan0 xx.xx.xx.xx"

    4.after this we are pinging to an ip address using "ping xx.xx.xx.xx" it is ping for 10 minutes and then getting disconnected.

     

    before this we got beacon loss error for that we increased the time delay.after that we are able to do all the above .

    how to make this a longer connection.

     

    Thanks and regards,

    Y.V.RAMAKRISHNA,

    DAXIMAC SOLUTIONS.

    RELATED TO WIFI
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