9 Aug
2012
9 Aug
'12
9:18 p.m.
On Thu, 9 Aug 2012, Frédéric LECAILLE wrote:
On Aug 9, 2012, at 12:20 AM, Patrick McHardy wrote:
Right, it's supposed to be band 1.
Updated patch attached
<usdect.diff>
Ok thank you a lot Patrick.
Here are the results:
with your last patch:
dect-transceiver-list --name trx0
DECT Transceiver trx0@cell0:
Type: vtrx
RF-band: 00000
Events: busy: 0 late: 0
slot 0: <scanning> packet: P00 carrier: 27 (0.000 MHz)
RX: bytes 0 packets 0 a-crc-errors 0 x-crc-errors 0 z-crc-errors 0
TX: bytes 0 packets 0
*The frequency is always 0 MHz*
The kernel logs seems to be OK:
[15122.889144] vtrx trx0: set carrier: slot: 0 carrier: 23
[15122.899150] vtrx trx0: set carrier: slot: 0 carrier: 24
[15122.909150] vtrx trx0: set carrier: slot: 0 carrier: 25
[15122.919151] vtrx trx0: set carrier: slot: 0 carrier: 26
[15122.929150] vtrx trx0: set carrier: slot: 0 carrier: 27
So I have tried your last patch with mine to force the rf_band to 1: dect-transceiver-list --name trx0
DECT Transceiver trx0@cell0:
Type: vtrx
RF-band: 00001
Events: busy: 0 late: 0
slot 0: <scanning> packet: P00 carrier: 23 (1921.536 MHz)
RX: bytes 0 packets 0 a-crc-errors 0 x-crc-errors 0 z-crc-errors 0
TX: bytes 0 packets 0
The channel seems to be ok, but no station are visible during scanning…
My contact in USA is not present, perhaps he is not at home… do not know if its station
is on...
Well, on vtrx you're not going to see stations unless you start some
yourself.