debt 6.0 rf band

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Patrick McHardy kaber at trash.net
Thu Aug 9 20:33:33 UTC 2012


On Thu, 9 Aug 2012, Frédéric LECAILLE wrote:

> when I choose a FP I see such kernel logs:
>
> [24063.168612] TX 647.01.11: FT T-MUX: N-channel
> [24063.168620] TX 647.01.11: trx0: Q1: 0 Q2: 0 A/B: 6e carrier: 27 PSCN: 25
> [24063.173600] identities information: e: 0 class: 0 emc: 21d5 fpn: 06fa1 rpn: 0
> [24063.174037] cell0: RX 647.02.00: timer e30085fc: 647.2.0
> [24063.174092] cell0: RX 647.02.00: timer e30085fc: schedule for 647.3.0
> [24063.178605] cell0: RX 647.01.23: timer e30085dc: 647.1.23
> [24063.178615] cell0: RX 647.01.23: timer e30085dc: schedule for 647.2.23
> [24063.178624] TX 647.02.11: FT T-MUX: N-channel
> [24063.178633] TX 647.02.11: trx0: Q1: 0 Q2: 0 A/B: 6e carrier: 27 PSCN: 26
> [24063.183599] identities information: e: 0 class: 0 emc: 21d5 fpn: 06fa1 rpn: 0
> [24063.184028] cell0: RX 647.03.00: timer e30085fc: 647.3.0
> [24063.184064] cell0: RX 647.03.00: timer e30085fc: schedule for 647.4.0
> [24063.188603] cell0: RX 647.02.23: timer e30085dc: 647.2.23
> [24063.188613] cell0: RX 647.02.23: timer e30085dc: schedule for 647.3.23
> [24063.188622] TX 647.03.11: FT T-MUX: N-channel
> [24063.188633] TX 647.03.11: trx0: Q1: 0 Q2: 0 A/B: 6e carrier: 27 PSCN: 27
> [24063.193596] identities information: e: 0 class: 0 emc: 21d5 fpn: 06fa1 rpn: 0
> [24063.194037] cell0: RX 647.04.00: timer e30085fc: 647.4.0
> [24063.194093] cell0: RX 647.04.00: timer e30085fc: schedule for 647.5.0
> [24063.198606] cell0: RX 647.03.23: timer e30085dc: 647.3.23
> [24063.198613] cell0: RX 647.03.23: timer e30085dc: schedule for 647.4.23
> [24063.198618] TX 647.04.11: FT T-MUX: N-channel
> [24063.198625] TX 647.04.11: trx0: Q1: 0 Q2: 0 A/B: 6e carrier: 27 PSCN: 23
> [24063.203599] identities information: e: 0 class: 0 emc: 21d5 fpn: 06fa1 rpn: 0
> [24063.204036] cell0: RX 647.05.00: timer e30085fc: 647.5.0
> [24063.204092] cell0: RX 647.05.00: timer e30085fc: schedule for 647.6.0
> [24063.208603] cell0: RX 647.04.23: timer e30085dc: 647.4.23
> [24063.208609] cell0: RX 647.04.23: timer e30085dc: schedule for 647.5.23
> [24063.208614] TX 647.05.11: FT T-MUX: N-channel
> [24063.208621] TX 647.05.11: trx0: Q1: 0 Q2: 0 A/B: 6e carrier: 27 PSCN: 24
> [24063.213604] identities information: e: 0 class: 0 emc: 21d5 fpn: 06fa1 rpn: 0
> [24063.214028] cell0: RX 647.06.00: timer e30085fc: 647.6.0
> [24063.214063] cell0: RX 647.06.00: timer e30085fc: schedule for 647.7.0
>
>
> dect-llme-scan never display any message…

Sure, a FP can't scan. I suggest you test it on real hardware, there
are going to be no noticable changes on vtrx.


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