Netgear MA301 and IRQs

Martijn van Oosterhout kleptog at svana.org
Tue Nov 13 21:09:38 EST 2001


On Tue, Nov 13, 2001 at 09:18:25AM +0100, Bjoern Giesler wrote:
> > #define WI_LOCAL_INTCSR                        0x4c
> > 		reg = io_mem[WI_LOCAL_INTCSR / sizeof(u32)];
> 
> OK, I've tried this, and it doesn't change anything. The interesting ting 
> is that I've tried fiddling with the entire INTCSR register, just about 
> every bit, and that doesn't change anything at all -- the send still 
> goes through, the reply still doesn't.

Well, I'm sort of assuming here that the 0x4c refer to the offset in the
mapped area. It could also be the register number. Somewho knows how the
freebsd setup worked would have to check this.

You could try it out by removing the "/ sizeof(u32)".

I'm assuming you fixed the type of io_mem and added the missing assignment.

> Is there anyone at all who has had success with this card, either using 
> the orinoco-0.0something driver from the kernel or the wlan-ng stuff from 
> www.linux-wlan.com?

I don't know of any success stories in linux.

> There is a Linux directory on the CDs which contains an early version of 
> wlan-ng, which doesn't work with my 2.4 kernel; has anyone tried this? 
> I've tried a newer version from linux-wlan.com, which works with my 
> kernel, but doesn't recognize the card... :-(

As far as I know, that driver works fine for the pcmcia card, but has no
idea about the PCI adapter.

> Seeing that Netgear knows about Linux, do you think it would help to 
> write to them?

No idea. All the docs seem to be available on the web. We're just not
putting it together right...
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