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i so want it to work already so we can finally say: "ha ha ha apple ! in your shiny pearl white face !"

 

were missing something and it's highly annoying...

lets see if we can backtrace that error in the code to see what we can gather...

same system.log.

 

you have in your log

 

target=enable-network: disabled

 

this means you're testing the driver with another interface pluged in (the cable ethernet card?)

 

iwi drivers never work right if another interface is up

 

disconnect from the net if you are connected - them test the driver and report

moseschrist,

 

you're right about the connect - it only happens once

 

i think users need to press (1) twice to switch the state

 

this is the normal beaviour of my card (wireless button)

 

test this already.. keeps repeating these 3 lines

 

Mar 21 17:54:52 iDell kernel[0]: iwi3945: IPW_INTA_BIT_RF_KILL_DONE

Mar 21 17:54:52 iDell kernel[0]: Press wireless button to turn interface on

Mar 21 17:54:55 iDell kernel[0]: iwi3945: request scan called when driver not ready.

 

is supposed to do this?

 

regards,

it only powers on the card, and when you press on once more, it just "resets" it tries to shutdown but nothing happnes...

 

i'm thinking on iwi3945 not iwi2200

 

we're almost there :)

 

i'll go now. keep up the good work

 

i'll check the code u send me tomorrow

 

thank you all for testing the driver

you have in your log

 

target=enable-network: disabled

 

this means you're testing the driver with another interface pluged in (the cable ethernet card?)

 

iwi drivers never work right if another interface is up

 

disconnect from the net if you are connected - them test the driver and report

 

humm some news things! :)

dmesg_without_eth_cable.txt

system.txt

Power supply for the card is recognized

Mar 22 01:26:26 alexander-kruizingas-computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: request scan called when driver not ready.
Mar 22 01:26:41 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: IPW_INTA_BIT_RF_KILL_DONE
Mar 22 01:26:41 -computer kernel[0]: Press wireless button to turn interface on
Mar 22 01:26:44 -kruizingas-computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: request scan called when driver not ready.
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: interrupt recieved 0xa0000008 masked 0xc531f832 card mask 0xaa000003
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: Rx interrupt
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: Received  command (#346253a0), seq:0x00A1, flags=0x8001, len = 0
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: Card state received: HW:Off SW:On
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: interrupt recieved 0xa2000008 masked 0xc531f832 card mask 0xaa000003
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: Rx interrupt
Mar 22 01:27:15 -computer kernel[0]: iwi3945: Error Reply type 0x00000005 cmd  (0x346253A0) seq 0x0000 ser 0x00000000

That was when switching it off.

 

Turning it on brings nothing.

Would supply the logs, but forgotten howto :$

I would be willing to test but I'm a noob to all of this but great job guys, I applaud your efforts and can't wait until a working driver for the 3495 abg is released! If someone is willing to tell me how to test this stuff, I can give some effort into it...

 

*download the networkSelector file and place it in you Desktop

*goto applications->utility->open console application -> press logs icon -> select system.log from left pane

*goto applications->utility->terminal

cd Desktop
sudo dmesg > dmesg.txt 
sudo ioreg > ioreg.txt

this will create 2 log files in your Desktop you can then upload them here

while you on terminal lunch networkSelector script like that

sudo ./networkSelector

now choose whatever option

also from console application you can see what happen underground

 

hope this is clear for all nob who wants to join iwi testers

 

Thanks jalavoui and all other hidden efforts

ciao jalavoui...

anyone still here,

try this version:

 

fullout, that is normal... don't worry :)

 

ciao jalavoui...

anyone still here,

try this version:

 

Mar 21 17:54:52 iDell kernel[0]: iwi3945: IPW_INTA_BIT_RF_KILL_DONE

Mar 21 17:54:52 iDell kernel[0]: Press wireless button to turn interface on

Mar 21 17:54:55 iDell kernel[0]: iwi3945: request scan called when driver not ready

it will be hard without testers :)

i have a 2200 so i'm working blindly...

tomorow i'll carry on as well, maybe being in "operation system" class will give me some inspiration... lol

 

NO.. iam still here!!! :)

 

from last build.. seems same thing!!!

dmesg.txt

system.txt

it drives me crazy...

well i guess i'll need to read more into the linux driver and the solution won't be ready today...

 

but were getting somewhere...

all we need is to get the correct startup sequence and were good to go...

last iwi3945.kext

I pressed the wireless button

 

 

connectiwi3945: IPW_INTA_BIT_RF_KILL_DONE

Press wireless button to turn interface on

iwi3945: request scan called when driver not ready.

disconnectiwi3945: interrupt recieved 0x80000008 masked 0xc531f832 card mask 0xaa000003

iwi3945: Rx interrupt

iwi3945: Received command (#3a96d3a0), seq:0x00A1, flags=0x8001, len = 0

iwi3945: Card state received: HW:Off SW:On

iwi3945: interrupt recieved 0x82000008 masked 0xc531f832 card mask 0xaa000003

iwi3945: Rx interrupt

iwi3945: Error Reply type 0x00000005 cmd (0x3A96D3A0) seq 0x0000 ser 0x00000000

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