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[Resolved] LSR TIWI R2 / WL1271 chipset - Driver compilation TI PSP v3.00.01.06

[Resolved] LSR TIWI R2 / WL1271 chipset - Driver compilation TI PSP v3.00.01.06

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Alberic Aublanc
Posted by Alberic Aublanc
on May 10 2011 12:22 PM
Prodigy70 points

Hi,

I have a Mistral EVM AM/DM 37xx development board  and a WIFI daughter card with WL1271 chipset. I can use the prebuilded linux kernel and wifi driver / wlan scripts provided by TI ( V3.00.0.06-WL6.1.6.0.3 tarball ) .

 

I try to recompile the driver provided by TI, following this wiki  :

http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/OMAP3530x_Build_enviroment_guide_beta_3_release

And I have some compiling error even with the exact toolchain and using the TI PSP linux kernel v3.00.01.06 . Here is the build log :

http://pastebin.com/dtm3ax2s

 

The goal then is to try this device on a 2.6.34 kernel on the same board.

 

Best,

AA

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  • Salma Ali
    Posted by Salma Ali
    on May 11 2011 00:36 AM
    Intellectual260 points

    Alberic,

    Set the tool chain path in "set_wl1271_build_env.sh"  under "MS_TI_WL1271_Sources" then build the package using "WL1271Build.sh" script.

    Hope that helps.

    Regards 

    Salma

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  • Alberic Aublanc
    Posted by Alberic Aublanc
    on May 11 2011 03:08 AM
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    Hi Salma,

    Thanks for this quick answer.

    I have allready configured the variable ARM_TOOLCHAIN_PATH to point to the codesourcery arm 2009q1-203 toolchain (recommended version) in the set_wl1271_build_env.sh script.

     

    Regards,

    AA

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  • sinoj issac
    Posted by sinoj issac
    on May 11 2011 04:28 AM
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    Hi Alberic Aublanc,

    It seems the patch is not applied to the kernel. The patch is applied to the kernel while building kernel  "./WL1271Build.sh build kernel". Can you please check whether the "patch" utility has  been installed on the Build Host? Is it Ubuntu host?  Can you re-build the kernel and the wlan by executing the following commands and post the logs?

    # ./WL1271Build.sh builddel kernel

    # ./WL1271Build.sh builddel wlan

    # ./WL1271Build.sh build kernel

    # ./WL1271Build.sh build wlan

    Best Regards,

    Sinoj

     

     

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  • Alberic Aublanc
    Posted by Alberic Aublanc
    on May 11 2011 07:42 AM
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    Hi Sinoj,

     

    Thanks for the help. It solved my problem.

    In fact, I was directly doing

    # ./WL1271Build.sh build wlan .

    I will now try to apply the patch to a 2.6.34 Kernel and recompile the modules.

    Are there any recommended git tree like the TI-PSP-OMAP ans tags which I can use to start this work ?  (Still for the AM/DM 37xx EVM)

     

    Best,

    AA

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  • sinoj issac
    Posted by sinoj issac
    on May 11 2011 08:28 AM
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    Hi,

    Thanks for the update.

    I do not have a link for 2.6.34 kernel. As far as i know there is no PSP release for AM/DM37xx with 2.6.34 kernel. However, the below links may help you;

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

    http://arago-project.org/git/projects/?p=linux-omap3.git;a=summary

    Best Regards,

    Sinoj

     

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  • Alberic Aublanc
    Posted by Alberic Aublanc
    on May 11 2011 10:26 AM
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    Hi,

     

    Patch apply almost well to v2.6.34 from this git :

    http://arago-project.org/git/projects/?p=linux-omap3.git;a=summary

     

    And WIFI works well ; ) . Thanks Sinoj and Salma.

    Best regards,

    AA

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