Re: Testing bits/080-wifi on BCM4345/6 (was: Re: [PATCH] wifi: brcmfmac: cfg80211: Use WSEC to set SAE password)

[Paul Fertser <fercerpav@gmail.com>]

Hey Daniel,

Thank you for a rather elaborate reply, wishing you a joyful and
refreshing vacation.

On Sat, Dec 23, 2023 at 09:07:17AM -0600, Daniel Berlin wrote:
> The freq differences below are regulatory - the default of the driver before
> fixing would get stuck in it's default custom regulatory domain, which is 20dbm
> for everything.

I don't complain, just noticed it changed. What bothers me more is
every other channel in 5 GHz disabled by default which would make only
VHT20 work there.

> They should get re enabled if you move to a real domain.

I will try it later.

> I am happy to fix the sae issue when I get back if you are willing to recompile
> with the tracing flags on and get me some logs.

Sure.

> If it becomes complex I'll buy apinebook pro to test with.

I do not recommend that at all, it would be much much easier to use a
popular (so that it's supported by upstream kernel) SBC with same SDIO
module and just boot the kernel + minimal initramfs userspace via TFTP
over wired Ethernet.

> AP mode I'll see if I can fix it - it's not really tested well.  I can probably
> make local progress on this first.

Again, I'm not complaining, just tested what I could quickly test. I'm
surprised Asahi users seem to have not yet explored the topic of
allowed interface combinations, it would be curious to learn how it
works on those "more advanced" broadcom modules you got.

> P2P will also likely break if you haven't tried it.

Not even once in my life :)

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