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Dave Bott(deleted)
06/03/2009 10:25 AM
post30685
devnp-43xx - what devices does it support ?   
Hi,

I can't find the source for devnp-43xx, and it is not listed in the hardware support database. devn-43xx is listed 3 
times, with an incomplete list, but does not seem to be shipped in 6.4.1

I specifically need to know - do we have support in 6.4.1 for the BCM94321 (which includes draft N support, that is not 
required by this customer) ? I see it in the devn-43xx source, but the equivalent Linux sources seem to comment it out..
.

Thanks

Dave
Andrew Boyd(deleted)
06/03/2009 10:32 AM
post30689
RE: devnp-43xx - what devices does it support ?   
bcm43xx is NDA, so it's in trunk/sys/dev_nda
in the networking repository.  We're not allowed
to give out source that we have signed an NDA for.

What is the DID of your card?  What I would do
is look at the source to see if it recognizes
that DID or not.

--
aboyd
Dave Bott(deleted)
06/03/2009 10:46 AM
post30693
RE: devnp-43xx - what devices does it support ?   
Hi Andrew,
 
Thanks for the reply. I cannot see dev_nda, so cannot see the source.
I suspect we've set permissions on it so almost no one can see it.
 
The dev ID of the device is, I believe, 0x4321. Can you tell me if that is supported, since I can't read the source 
myself ? 
 
It would be so much easier if the hardware database worked, like it is supposed to...
 
Thanks
 
Dave

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From: Andrew Boyd [mailto:community-noreply@qnx.com]
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Subject: RE: devnp-43xx - what devices does it support ?




bcm43xx is NDA, so it's in trunk/sys/dev_nda
in the networking repository.  We're not allowed
to give out source that we have signed an NDA for.

What is the DID of your card?  What I would do
is look at the source to see if it recognizes
that DID or not.

--
aboyd


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Andrew Boyd(deleted)
06/03/2009 11:13 AM
post30704
RE: devnp-43xx - what devices does it support ?   
> I suspect we've set permissions on it (dev_nda) 
> so almost no one can see it.
 
Could be.  Nothing our lawyers make us do any more
surprises me  :)
 
> dev ID of the device is, I believe, 0x4321

Yup, detect.c lists that DID

> I can't read the source myself ? 
 
Er, actually you can.  Bring up a browser, VPN'd
into QNX.  For the URL, manually type in just:

  svn

Under Indexer, click on internal_core_networking
and "Full Search" for 

  bcm43xx 

or maybe 

  PCI_DEVICE_ID_BROADCOM_BCM4321

and it will brings up the files.  I'm not sure if
it's supposed to work that way or not, but it does.

--
aboyd
Dave Bott(deleted)
06/03/2009 11:32 AM
post30706
Re: devnp-43xx - what devices does it support ?   
Excellent - your svn method works - thanks - very handy to be able to 
find that. I was looking in the 'product' tree - silly me...

Cheers !

Dave

Andrew Boyd wrote:
>
> > I suspect we've set permissions on it (dev_nda)
> > so almost no one can see it.
>
> Could be.  Nothing our lawyers make us do any more
> surprises me  :)
>
> > dev ID of the device is, I believe, 0x4321
>
> Yup, detect.c lists that DID
>
> > I can't read the source myself ?
>
> Er, actually you can.  Bring up a browser, VPN'd
> into QNX.  For the URL, manually type in just:
>
>   svn
>
> Under Indexer, click on internal_core_networking
> and "Full Search" for
>
>   bcm43xx
>
> or maybe
>
>   PCI_DEVICE_ID_BROADCOM_BCM4321
>
> and it will brings up the files.  I'm not sure if
> it's supposed to work that way or not, but it does.
>
> --
> aboyd
>
> _______________________________________________
> Networking Drivers
> http://community.qnx.com/sf/go/post30704
>


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