> I was not sure if I mistyped usbtask and made this note to check the sources
> as soon as the machine comes back up. This was not meant to be sent this via
> this report, I simply forgot to edit it out again. Sorry for that.
You did not mistype usbtask. "usbatsk" stands for "usb abort task".
Pr
otus(4) only supports the AR9170 chip which is a completely
different beast than the AR9271.
The AR9271 chipset is not supported by OpenBSD, it would
require a new driver. It is supported under Linux by the
ath9k_htc driver so it would be possible to add support in
OpenBSD by reusing code in athn(
| NameMtu Network Address Ipkts IerrsOpkts Oerrs
Colls
| iwn0150000:21:5c:04:9e:19 365841 6544 237425 4 0
A <2% frame error rate is not that unusual on a wireless link, considering
that iwn increments Ierrs for every frames with a bad FCS, for f
| Thanks!
|
| While it's not a valid workaround, I've set my router up to long slot,
| so my issue is resolved.
|
| Still, could You please tell me where can I find that info without
| disturbing developpers and mailing list memebers?
In the IEEE 802.11 standard or in /usr/src/sys/net80211/ieee8
| So now I know that that:
|
| 1. the association fails with status 25;
| 2. the drivers actively sends free-roaming requests during
| asssociation
| process while is requested to connect an exact network.
|
| Where can I read what is "association failed (status 25)" and
| "deauthenticate (reason
| Maybe anyone knows how can I get any debugging information about my device?
| I could try to solve it on my own if I understood where the error is...
"ifconfig zyd0 debug" is usually a good start.
Damien
| I want to configure multiple wireless interfaces, each
| advertised by its own ESSID (nwid according to OpenBSD
| ifconfig), using one and the same wireless adapter. (This
| is definitely possible on Linux -- I have a working setup
| and I am trying to reproduce it on OpenBSD 4.7).
It is not pos
| lladdr 08:00:25:fe:ee:ca 60dB 54M ibss,short_preamble,short_slottime cache
Your Droid is operating in independent BSS (IBSS) mode.
athn(4) does not support this operating mode yet.
rum(4) does (to some extent, i.e no WPA), but you have to
specify "mediaopt ibss" when configuring the interface.
| Here is mine. Source was updated from cvs prior to compiling. Thanks.
Thanks.
But what I really need are the messages (if any) printed when a
scan is performed (ifconfig athn0 scan), not just the messages
printed during device attachment.
Damien
| I have the same laptop with the same issue and have been meaning to
| ask about it, but Noah beat me to it.
| I'd apprecate being kept in the loop about this. If there is anything
| I can do to help out, just let me know.
|
| Corey
Yes, please recompile a kernel after changing the value of ath
| I've been having trouble with a 9285 in a low end Gateway
| laptop/netbook. I've been tracking snapshots and it always locks up the
| machine when I run 'ifconfig athn0 scan' after 5 seconds or so. Can not
| switch to another terminal and can not log in over the network (fast
| ethernet, re0,
Hi,
...
| - Network wired and wireless both work.
...
| iwn0 at pci3 dev 0 function 0 "Intel WiFi Link 6000" rev 0x35: apic 2
| int 17 (irq 7), MIMO 2T2R, MoW, address 00:23:14:13:b8:00
It is the first time I see a dmesg with a Centrino Advanced-N 6200 :-)
Have you tried to associate with an acce
There is no iwn-firmware-5.3.
The latest package is rev 5.2. It contains the exact same
images than you can download from:
http://intellinuxwireless.org/?n=Downloads
Please run "ifconfig iwn0 debug" before "dhclient iwn0"
and send me the output.
| media: IEEE802.11 OFDM54 mode 11g (autoselect mo
| [...]
| AFAIK, hostap mode is crappy with most drivers, since they doesn't vary
| the sending strength (AKA 'power saving') and the clients expect this.
| [...]
Actually, power saving at the AP has nothing to do with "sending strength".
It is about buffering frames in the AP for clients that are
| OpenBSD 4.5 (GENERIC) #1749: Sat Feb 28 14:51:18 MST 2009
there you go. this is 4.5-release.
Damien
| [...]
| So is this card actually supposed to be supported by either
| current or 4.5?
|
| Later
| Peter
Hi,
The USB ID for the Planex GW-USMicroN adapter was added
to the run(4) driver just after the 4.5 release, so the
June 16th i386 snapshot should work.
>From sys/dev/usb/if_run.c:
OpenBSD 4.5 Release has support for Intel WiFi Link 5000 Series
adapters. See http://www.openbsd.org/45.html
Damien
| hi list,
| i have a problem with wpa2 and osx. i could connect to the ap
| if i force it to use wpa1 only. all other wpaprotos gives a :
| "WPA2(PSK,unknown/TKIP,AES/TKIP)"
| while scanning with airport and the association failed. the test
| cases and dmesg could be found here:
| http://sumi.thep
| I spent some time today on trying to get it to act as an Access Point.
run(4) does not support HostAP mode and probably never will as I'm not
inclined to add support for it. Advertising HostAP support in ural(4)
and rum(4) was a mistake I'm not going to reproduce.
Those devices simply don't hav
Run "make includes" in /usr/src/include/ first.
Damien
| hello,
| i can't build the ifconfig on landisk.
| snapshot is from 2008/04/18 /usr/src is up to date.
|
| see attached logfile.
|
| best regards
| thomas
| cc -O2 -pipe-DINET6 -c ifconfig.c
| ifconfig.c: In function `setifwmm':
| ifconf
WPA-PSK only and for a limited number of drivers.
This is definetely work-in-progress, but the basic functionality
is there.
Damien
| damn it ... I'm really excited and I can't really believe it:
| http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=120837078900999&w=2
|
| Does that mean wpa is now included and
> > It appears that the wireless driver your Thinkpad requires
> >
> >> wpi0 at pci2 dev 0 function 0 "Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG"
> >
> > is not supported in OpenBSD/amd64. See
> >
> > http://www.openbsd.org/amd64.html
That is not true. Both wpi(4) and iwn(4) are in amd64 GENERIC.
The web pag
I still have plans to continue the WPA work in the near future.
No estimated time of arrival though, especially as I tend to become lazy
as I get older.
Damien
| Dear All,
|
| I would love to use OpenBSD on my laptop but the problems is that most of
| my work places use WPA encrypted wireless ne
| I am running 4.2-RELEASE and have recompiled the kernel to include the
| lines:
|
| Option NATM
| ueagle* at usb?
|
| My Sagem [EMAIL PROTECTED] 800 E2 is recognised by the kernel:
|
| # dmesg | grep ueagle
| ueagle0 at uhub3 port 2
| ueagle0 detached
| ueagle0 at uhub3 port 2
| ueagle0: Analo
| I'm currently looking for a way to configure fragmentation
| thresholds and beacon intervals on a Ralink-based WiFi card on
| OpenBSD 4.2, configured as an AP.
Frames fragmentation is not supported by OpenBSD, both in the TX
and RX paths. This is a limitation of the ieee80211(9) layer (for
the
You're using the wrong firmware.
On OpenBSD 4.1, you should be using revision 1.13 of the firmware
package as stated in the 4.1 wpi(4) man page.
But you should consider upgrading to OpenBSD-current because a lot
of improvements have been made in the wpi driver since 4.1.
Damien
> Hay Damien,
>
>
| # ifconfig wpi0 down
| # ifconfig wpi0 nwid NAME up
| wpi0: timeout waiting for thermal sensors calibration
| wpi0: fatal firmware error
This means that your radio switch is off.
Damien
Thanks a lot for helping me debugging the issues with interrupts
and testing all the iwn(4) patches I sent to you!
Damien
| Hi,
|
| I just wanted to report that today and after gallons of sweat and
| blood and some 14 compiled kernels to test the drivers and patches of
| Damien Bergamini (iwn0
That is a different problem.
It happens when the wireless button that enables/disables the radio
has not been pushed, or if it is an ACPI-only button or if it's a
software switch that needs some vendor-specific driver to actually
enable the radio.
Damien
> i get another type of timeout in my Thi
| I am using the wpi3945 driver with the latest wpi-firmware
| (2.4.14). When I am not using my wireless connection for some
| time, because the laptop is staying switched on and unused for
| some time, I do get a wireless time-out.
What is a "wireless time-out"?
It is normal that the access poin
Of course, this is only for people following -current.
*DO NOT* update your wpi-firmware package if you're running 4.1!
Users running 4.1 must use rev. 1.13 of the package as indicated
in the wpi(4) man page.
Older revisions of the firmware are available under:
http://damien.bergamini.free.fr/packa
Recent changes in wpi(4) require an upgrade of the wpi-firmware
package to revision 2.14.4.
As usual, you can find a prepackaged version of the firmware at:
http://damien.bergamini.free.fr/packages/openbsd/wpi-firmware-2.14.4.tgz
or you can download it directly from:
http://www.intellinuxwireless.
I've just committed some important changes to the wpi(4) driver
for Intel PRO/Wireless 3945ABG adapters:
http://marc.info/?l=openbsd-cvs&m=118107389909915
Those changes require that you upgrade your wpi-firmware package
to version 2.14.3 or your adapter will stop working.
The firmware package is
Ralink is certainly not the best radio chipset out there but
it can handle more than 5-8 meters.
I suggest you try the version in -current.
I replaced the rate control algorithm (which was not very
efficient) by a new one. You may also try setting a fixed
rate to see if it changes something.
Damie
You must recompile user ppp with ATM enabled:
cd /usr/src/usr.sbin/ppp/ppp/
vi Makefile
remove line NOATM= /usr/include/netnatm required
then run make && make install
then ppp -dedicated adsl
this is explained here:
http://damien.bergamini.free.fr/ueagle/ppp.html
(just skip the "synchronizing th
Hi,
The "route" command is only necessary for plain IPoA.
For PPPoA, ppp will create the route for you.
Just put:
set device PPPoA:ueagle0:8.35
in your ppp.conf file.
And make sure to copy the firmware files (which are not
freely redistributable) in your /etc/firmware/ directory.
You can fi
It is based on the Conexant Prism54 USB2.0 chipset which
is not currently supported in OpenBSD.
If you send it to me I may consider writing a driver for
it on a rainy day ;-)
Damien
| Is any one working on this driver?
| I have D-LINK DWL-G120 USB wireless.
| dmesg shows some thing like this
| -
> Name Mtu Network AddressIpkts IerrsOpkts Oerrs Colls
>
> With rssadapt:
> ral0 1500 00:0e:2e:86:87:76 21153 836324635 1796 0
>
> With AMRR. Rebuilt from CVS couple of hours ago.
> ral0 1500 00:0e:2e:86:87:76 501773 422 1002191 159 0
>
> I left the lappy do
| I'm in this case too using OpenBSD 4.0-current (GENERIC) #1163: Thu
| Oct 19 14:40:44 MDT 2006 :
|
| ural0 at uhub0 port 1
| ural0: Nintendo Nintendo Wi-Fi USB Connector, rev 2.00/0.01, addr 2
| ural0: MAC/BBP RT2571 (rev 0x05), RF RT2526, address 00:0d:0b:c3:cb:bb
|
| ural0 is in hostap mode, /e
Could you please run the following commands on your ral-based
access point, preferably before and after the rssadapt->AMRR
change:
# netstat -i
# ifconfig -M ral0
Thanks,
Damien
| I'm running Canyon CN-WF511 wireless PCI card (Ralink RT2561S)
| in hostap mode in my 30m2 flat, serving one laptop
Could you provide a dmesg of your OpenBSD wireless router so that
I can know what Ralink chip and radio you have?
Do you know the model of the wireless adapter in your PowerBook?
These messages are not normal so sending them to /dev/null is not
an option ;)
I'm quite busy right now but I'll look at
Intel's policy with respect to open-source software[1] which
has been presented at OSDL (I wasn't there unfortunately) is
clear and can be summarized as follow:
- make us look like we're open-source friendly by opening
a project on sourceforge.
- give the open-source community the bare minimum s
I'll look at these PSP problems after 4.0.
Thanks for your report.
Damien
| hello,
| i have a problem with me wrap board and a gigabyte ral card in hostap
| mode. when my ibook or my thinkpad(with windows) is on battery then i
| have packet lost. when the notebooks are connected to power the
|
| I guess I need to recompile my kernel with line 232 enabled?
Yes. You may also need to uncomment the line:
#option NATM
if your ISP requires the use of PPPoA.
In this case, you'll need to use user-ppp since kernel pppd does
not support PPPoA.
| And download the firmware from http://damien.berga
Please try to force 11g mode by hand:
% ifconfig iwi0 mode 11g
I'm pretty sure the firmware crashes when scanning channels in
the 5GHz band. This bug should affect 2915ABG adapters only.
Scanning of those channels was disabled in 3.8.
Damien
You should prefer the PCMCIA one.
The RT2500USB chipset has poor support for per-node tx rate
adaptation and is thus a bad choice for hostap mode.
Damien
| I have a hard time making up my mind which is better:
| a USB ralink wireless (Surecom EP-9001G) or a PCMCIA ralink
| wireless (Surecom EP-94
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