wpa_supplicant: Experimenting with wifi_display
Mike Auty
mike.auty
Fri Feb 7 09:15:58 PST 2014
On 06/02/14 14:08, Jouni Malinen wrote:
> As far as I know, it works fine and is used in large number of deployed
> devices.
Ok, that's great news! I'll work harder at trying to get it all working
then, thanks! 5:)
> The only way I was able to reproduce this was by manually forcing P2P to
> be disabled first. Obviously, wpa_supplicant should not hit segfault in
> such a case and I'll fix that, but anyway, I'm assuming the main reason
> for the issues you are seeing is in P2P not being enabled in the first
> place. Which driver are you using?
Hmmm, my wireless card is listed by lspci as :
Intel Corporation Centrino Advanced-N 6205 [Taylor Peak] (rev 34)
using the kernel Intel Wireless WiFi Next Gen AGN (iwlwifi) option with
DVM and MVM firmware support enabled as modules. The wpa_supplicant has
the following drivers enabled in .config:
ATMEL, HOSTAP, IPW, NDISWRAPPER, NL80211, RALINK, WEXT, WIRED
It has CONFIG_P2P and CONFIG_WIFI_DISPLAY enabled, but does not have
CONFIG_AP, or any of the CONFIG_WPS_* settings enabled.
> You don't need P2P connection for this, but you do need the P2P module
> to be initialized and that will happen only if the driver supports P2P.
Is there any other debugging output I can enable, or anything I can do
to find out which driver's in use, and possibly why the P2P module
wasn't started automatically? Sorry if my questions are a bit basic or
have an obvious answer, I'm just starting up with the
internals/configuration of wpa_supplicant. Thanks!
Mike 5:)
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