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==TODO list for Marvell 8388 wireless driver== |
==TODO list for Marvell 8388 wireless driver== |
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===Marcelo Tosatti=== |
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- ioctl mess |
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* test individual suspend/resume (CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND) |
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* firmware must report correct association error codes, must send that |
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down to userspace |
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* Break current SIOC*IWENCODE into SIOC*IWENCODE, SIOC*IWENCODEEXT, SIOC*IWAUTH |
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* Implement SIOC*IWGENIE |
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* Allocate the WPA IE on the fly rather than using a constant sized buffer |
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[[Category:Network]] |
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[[Category:Developers]] |
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- collapse command queueing (remove queueing should simplify complexity a lot) |
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- #ifdef __KERNEL__ in wlan_scan.h? !! |
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- lots of typedef struct { ... } foo |
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most of them removed, a few remaining (marcelo) |
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some packed attributes are useless, some are not. We removed some already, need |
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to finish (marcelo) |
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- and if it's for compatibility with hardware, the u64 should be either __le64 or __be64 |
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- isn't that something that the higher 802.11 layers should do? |
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- foobar |
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Latest revision as of 23:59, 1 February 2007
TODO list for Marvell 8388 wireless driver
Marcelo Tosatti
- 64-bit issues
- proper locking: add a simple global mutex.
- kernel style documentation (Documentation/kernel-doc-nano-HOWTO.txt)
- test individual suspend/resume (CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND)
- firmware must report correct association error codes, must send that
down to userspace
David Woodhouse
- __attribute__ ((packed)) wlan_ioctl_user_scan_cfg why packet?
Dan Williams
- Clean up IsNetworkCompatible() in wlan_scan.c
- Break current SIOC*IWENCODE into SIOC*IWENCODE, SIOC*IWENCODEEXT, SIOC*IWAUTH
- Implement SIOC*IWGENIE
- Allocate the WPA IE on the fly rather than using a constant sized buffer