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wavelan\Copyright (1769, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\etc\pccard.conf (1687, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\etc (0, 2004-05-22)
wavelan\Makefile (1029, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\cardd.c (14582, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\pccardd\cardd.h (4511, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\file.c (11621, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\Makefile (295, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\pccardd\pccard.conf.5 (6394, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\pccardd.8 (5134, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\pccardd.c (2993, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\printcis.c (15748, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\readcis.c (14519, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\readcis.h (3639, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd\util.c (5744, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\pccardd (0, 2004-05-22)
wavelan\sys\i386\conf\files.i386 (13663, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\conf\MONARCH (3924, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\conf (0, 2004-05-22)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\ic\i82593.h (11155, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\ic (0, 2004-05-22)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp.c (40400, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp.h (5557, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp_ir.c (8737, 1998-12-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp_ir.h (5651, 1998-10-01)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp_wavelan.c (20164, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp_wavelan.h (10445, 1998-12-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp_wavelan_roam.c (22859, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa\if_wlp_wavelan_roam.h (7980, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\i386\isa (0, 2004-05-22)
wavelan\sys\i386 (0, 2004-05-22)
wavelan\sys\pccard\cardinfo.h (4814, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\cis.h (9395, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\driver.h (911, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\i82365.h (9331, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\pccard.c (27836, 1998-12-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\pccard_beep.c (1317, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\pcic.c (26626, 1999-03-07)
wavelan\sys\pccard\pcic98reg.h (1538, 1999-03-07)
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PCMCIA Device Driver Lucent Technologies WaveLAN (with Roaming support) IBM Infrared Wireless LAN Adapter NOTE: The IBM Adapter has not tested with the latest release although it should still work fine. Author: Josh Broch (broch@andrew.cmu.edu) Operating System: FreeBSD 2.2.7 PCMCIA Package: PCCARD (ships with FreeBSD) Distribution: Copyright Makefile README etc/ - sample configuration files pccardd/ - a fixed version of the 2.2.7 pccardd. Your system will crash if you don't install this. sys/ - changes/additions to the FreeBSD kernel utils/ - two utilities to monitor/control the WaveLAN card Introduction This device driver supports two different wireless LAN adapters: Lucent Technologies' WaveLAN adapter and IBM's Infrared Wireless LAN adapter. I have tested this driver as best as I can and am not aware of any bugs at this time. ================================================================================ Installation * Copy the kernel files to their correct locations cd /tmp tar xzvf wavelan-1.2.tar.gz cd wavelan make sysfiles NOTE: If you have already modified the standard FreeBSD kernel examine the files that get copied over to make sure that you don't overwrite any important configuration information. * Build and install the two utility programs, "wlpcfg" and "wlpmonitor" cd /tmp/utils make * Build and install pccardd cd /tmp/pccardd make && make install * Edit the kernel configuration files You need to have the following in your config file: # Enable PCCARD changes options MONARCH_PCCARD # Enable WaveLAN Roaming options WAVELAN_ROAMING device wlp0 at isa? port 0x320 net irq 11 vector wlpintr NOTE: MONARCH is a sample config file that gets copied over. You can use this or modify your own to include the necessary WaveLAN information. * Recompile/Reinstall your kernel cd /sys/i386/conf config -n cd /sys/compile/ make depend && make && make install * Add the following to /etc/pccard.conf card "Lucent Technologies" "WaveLAN/PCMCIA" config default "wlp0" any insert echo WaveLAN PCMCIA inserted insert /etc/pccard_ether $device insert wlpcfg -i $device -w roam 1 remove echo WaveLAN PCMCIA removed remove /etc/pccard_ether_remove $device card "IBM" "INFRARED WIRELESS" config 0x20 "wlp0" any ether 0xffe0 insert echo IBM Infrared inserted insert /etc/pccard_ether $device remove echo IBM Infrared removed remove /etc/pccard_ether_remove $device ====================================================================== Notes: * This device driver nows supports 2.4 gHz cards. * This driver provides the following special ioctl()'s. A command-line utility (wlpcfg.c) is provided that uses these. SIOCSIFROAM / SIOCGIFROAM Set/Get the current roaming status (ON/OFF). SIOCSIFNWID / SIOCGIFNWID Set/Get the Network-ID on the WaveLAN card. SIOCSIFDOMID / SIOCGIFDOMID Set/Get the Domain ID. A Domain ID of zero indicates that all Domain ID's are accepted by the WaveLAN card. SIOCSIFBEACONKEY / SIOCGIFBEACONKEY Set/Get the Beacon Key. SIOCGIFSIGNAL Returns the current Signal Level, Silence Level, and Signal Quality. SIOCGIFTHRESH Returns the current Stop Cell, Regular Cell and Fast Cell Search thresholds. SIOCGIFSTATS Dumps lots of statistics about the card, if the drivers has been compiled with WLP_STATS defined. You can enable this by uncommenting the line near the top of if_wlp.h: /* #define WLP_STATS */ * If you are just experimenting with driver, you may want to uncomment the line "#define WLP_DEBUG" (in if_wlp.c). This will allow you to see useful things such as the device driver's current mode (stop cell, regular cell, or fast cell) and when registration occurs with a new access point. * If you notice the driver spending considerable time in either Fast Cell Search Mode or Regular Cell Search Mode, there are two things to consider: * Do the WaveLAN access points provide a reasonable SNR at the mobile host's current location? * Are the access points configured with reasonable threshold values? Beacons are generated every 200ms (this is configurable) by each access point. In these beacons are three threshold values: Fast Cell Search Threshold (default 7) Regular Cell Search Threshold (default 10) Stop Cell Search Threshold (default 13) These values are the SNR ratios used by the device driver to determine what mode to operate in. Once the SNR falls below the Regular Cell Search Threshold, the device driver enters NWID promiscuous mode and begins looking for a new access point. If the SNR falls below the Fast Cell Search Threshold, the driver enters NWID promiscuous mode, but also disables transmission by setting the IFF_OACTIVE flag on the interface because conditions are deemed to be very bad. ------------------------------------------------------------------ Mailing Lists: Comments, bug reports, and general questions about this software should be sent to monarch@monarch.cs.cmu.edu. Additionally, bug fixes and announcements of new versions of this software will be posted to monarch-announce@monarch.cs.cmu.edu. To subscribe, send mail to majordomo@monarch.cs.cmu.edu with the line subscribe monarch-announce as the body of the message.

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