Still working on my mailing list etiquette ...
On 7/21/2020 11:11 PM, Adrian Chadd wrote:
On Tue, 21 Jul 2020 at 20:03, Aaron <notjanede...@gmail.com
<mailto:notjanede...@gmail.com>> wrote:
On 7/21/2020 10:53 PM, Adrian Chadd wrote:
> As a data source yes, but I'd /love/ ours to be more structured.
> Parsing the wireless-regdb format is ... lol.
>
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> -a
Fair enough. This data also has a 1:1 mapping between country and
regulatory domain. You mentioned Atheros earlier, is this 1:many
country:rd mapping necessary or just an artifact of how they coded
things?
I mean, both are true. For atheros hardware we do that already in the
driver; and for other NICs that need local weird channel/sku bits they
can implement themselves. :-)
-adrian
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So Atheros and the Japanese are on their own. In that case, the data
that's needed is ... what's already in the wireless-regdb file? You've got:
* Country
* Regulatory domain name (albeit only FCC, ETSI and JP), /which isn't
actually used for anything!/ The details for each country are
stored directly, there's no referring to the regulatory domains at all.
* Frequencies and channel widths.
* TX power (in db OR mW, if that needs to be normalised someone's
going to have to supply me with a reference or a formula)
* Flags. Once the data's parsed we can get a complete list of these.
Is there anything else needed? And given that each country is a
self-contained dataset, what do we need the regulatory domain name for
beyond a label?
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