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It just contains some meta information saying what board type it is, what mac it has and some capabilities. There's not enough room for one from what I know. The OTP data on the board doesn't contain board.bin per se. This is not entirely correct I believe, see below.
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Maybe code it in manually?įrom what I've read, there are really two options to hack functionality back in for ath10k Note that the MAC address from a working openwrt *is* consistent with the one at the start of board.bin. however, it does *NOT* appear that the mac addresses are actually located in the art partition - in its place, "00 03 7F 00 00 00". In any case, I have been lead to believe that creating a custom board.bin from the content of the art partition *should* apply the proper calibration values. What is *entirely* unclear (at least to me) is what running otp actually does, and how it compares to what is apparently the fallback mode of reading the calibration values from board.bin.
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This means pretty much a *complete* failure of otp, but would restore to previous functionality (bad calibration), which is, realistically, equivalent to option 2.Ĭomment out lines 587-589 of the same file.
#TP LINK ARCHER C7 DD WRT DOWNLOAD DRIVER#
ath10k: failed to register driver core: -2 ath10k: could not fetch firmware files (-2) ath10k: pci irq legacy irq_mode 0 reset_mode 0 Replying to you test ath10k with the attached firmware files and report if it helps, dmesg|grep ath10k The mtd4 partition contains calibration data from what I understand. The files I had attached should go to: /lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA988X/hw2.0/ĭd if=/dev/mtd4 of=/lib/firmware/ath10k/QCA988X/hw2.0/board.bin bs=1 count=2116 skip=20480 The difference is ath10k expects firmware files to be in a particular sub-directory depending on hw. OpenWRT still loads firmware files from /lib/firmware. If anyone would be willing to give me a brief explanation of where to stick these files, or where to put them in order to build them into an image, I would be happy to help. So I imagine that these would apply to a particular partition of the flash. I have a feeling that embedded doesn't load firmware like x86 (from /lib/firmware). I just have no idea what to actually do with those files. I'm not sure if comment 12 was in response to michal.kazior's extracted firmware files.īut I would like to help if I can. Both of these are available from the OpenWrt build. I tried the firmware for station (999 version), and the AP firmware. with iperf) or was it what you saw in output of iw wlan0 station dump on AP? If it's the latter then it's fine, because firmware isn't capable of reporting tx rate to ath10k so it always states 6mbps. You (or at least another anonymous) mentioned 6mbps throughput with older OpenWRT build (while ath10k booted the offending card) - how did you measure it? Was it real throughput measured (e.g.
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