Krishna Chaitanya
2014-10-19 11:50:05 UTC
Hi,
We are testing SMPS functionality for AP mode. The driver conveys its
capabilities through setting the HT capability which can be set to 0-3.
I wanted to convey support for both Dynamic and Static Powersave
and then control the config through hostapd.conf file. Currently this is
not possible.From driver i can only advertize support for static (or) dynamic
not both (HW_SUPPORTS_* is a different thing which is used in
doing checks at debugfs level).
So if i wanted to configure different modes from hostapd.conf, i
have to change the driver settings as well.
Shouldn't it be the other way around, based on driver's _HW_ flags
we should convey the capabilities to user-space (currently we use
ht_cap for this) and it will configure the mode from the configuration
file. I think the design of SMPS configuration should be changed.
We are testing SMPS functionality for AP mode. The driver conveys its
capabilities through setting the HT capability which can be set to 0-3.
I wanted to convey support for both Dynamic and Static Powersave
and then control the config through hostapd.conf file. Currently this is
not possible.From driver i can only advertize support for static (or) dynamic
not both (HW_SUPPORTS_* is a different thing which is used in
doing checks at debugfs level).
So if i wanted to configure different modes from hostapd.conf, i
have to change the driver settings as well.
Shouldn't it be the other way around, based on driver's _HW_ flags
we should convey the capabilities to user-space (currently we use
ht_cap for this) and it will configure the mode from the configuration
file. I think the design of SMPS configuration should be changed.
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Thanks,
Regards,
Chaitanya T K.
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Thanks,
Regards,
Chaitanya T K.
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