Date: Mon, 23 Oct 2006 12:01:01 -0700 From: "Valeri Chakourski" <vchakourski@PacketHop.com> To: <freebsd-mobile@freebsd.org> Subject: (to: Sam Leffler) MadWiFi Atheros HAL source code Message-ID: <7E937A52C776DE40BCA1B5FB036BD6E1347757@CTMAIL2.calltower.com>
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Hello Sam, I am sorry to bother you but you are the only person who knows all these details. I am a s/w engineer working with Atheros driver code base in the company name Packethop. - We are using modified Atheros NIC drivers in our own products. I am trying to obtain the source code for Atheros HAL code - exactly the version that has been used to generate Unicode binaries for the current MadWiFi distribution. According to the MadWiFi code its HAL_ABI_VERSION should be 0x06052200. Atheros has several postings of the MadWiFi HAL code, but all with the different HAL_ABI_VERSION (0x05071100) and it looks like this HAL version has some compatibility issues with the current MadWiFi distribution. So my question is how to get this version (0x06052200) of the HAL code? Does Atheros have it at all or it is your own proprietary version?=20 I would greatly appreciate any information on this subject.=20 Thank you for your time. -Valeri Chakourski =20 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ------------- -----Original Message----- From: Michael Renzmann [mailto:mrenzmann@otaku42.de <mailto:mrenzmann@otaku42.de> ]=20 Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 11:42 PM To: Valeri Chakourski Subject: Re: Atheros HAL version info? Hi. > - Do you know what was the revision / version number of the > Atheros HAL code, which has been used to generate current Unicode=20 > binaries (i386 in particular) for the MadWiFi project? > > - Has this (Atheros HAL) code been customize for MadWiFi and, if > so - can these changes be obtained? Sorry, I can't give an answer to either of these questions. We receive the ready-made HAL binaries from Sam Leffler, the former author of MadWifi. None of the current team members is involved in the development of the HAL stuff, nor do they (to the best of my knowledge) have access to the HAL source at all. Bye, Mike ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -------
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