TWT HDD callbacks are registered dynamically when each TWT
command is received from userspace and unregistered while
sending response. This design was in place considering the
existing TWT commands are synchronous and multiple back to
back TWT commands will not be received. But now the TWT
commands from userspace can be received asynchronously.
So register the TWT callbacks statically during start modules in
wlan_hdd_twt_init().
Change-Id: I7dd9333c330a90fca421a2cc2574b2db76536e96
CRs-Fixed: 2830644
Add support for below TWT setup additional parameters:
Minimum TWT wake interval
Maximum TWT wake interval
Minimum TWT wake duration
Maximum TWT wake duration
Make the TWT setup command handling as asynchronous.
Send QCA_NL80211_VENDOR_SUBCMD_CONFIG_TWT event to
userspace when add dialog complete event is received
from firmware.
Change-Id: Ia56bbecd04e0c02a55dc1a7f43ee533a85f82f1d
CRs-Fixed: 2842895
Add legacy pointer in connection manager context to use for RSO
and other connection manager legacy operations.
Change-Id: Ibc665f53d77aebb3f248fedbdffd1cfe86492b25
CRs-Fixed: 2845980
Currently there is no sanity check for connected profile
which may lead to NULL pointer access.
To address above issue, add sanity check for connected profile
in association completion handler.
Change-Id: I2ed3d65287f4ea23cdf9c6c630b5e97e2c42c6be
CRs-Fixed: 2847694
Currently, host driver is checking for concurrency while handling
the pre_cac request. pre_cac adapter won't be deleted until SAP is
stopped. As a result the second pre cac request for the same SAP
will be dropped due to this concurrency check.
To avoid this, Don't check for pre cac concurrency if the pre cac
adapter is already exists.
Change-Id: I780c6310cf819da1a2f5c7c93590ccb1b544e7a4
CRs-Fixed: 2848736
In pmo_core_configure_dynamic_wake_events vdev reference is acquired
and its not released leading to the reference leak, leading to
vdev destroy timeout.
Release the vdev reference to resolve the issue.
Change-Id: Idd3bcb366f211e037ede278c91d6bcefd4165651
CRs-Fixed: 2850076
Subscribe for Tx data wdi event and process Rx data packets
and post into mon thread for packet capture mode
Change-Id: I1a2930110bebc152db32cb2c1f1bc1120fc29755
CRs-Fixed: 2845597
Subscribe for Tx data wdi event and process Tx data packets
and post into mon thread for packet capture mode
Change-Id: Id4c231ce8f32c45f579289b37cb810581c6ab31b
CRs-Fixed: 2845593
Remove hdd_objmgr_get/put_vdev api and use new
hdd_objmgr_get/put_vdev_by_user api to take reference of vdev with
component dbg id.
Change-Id: Ic0174a02e7d8d74506b03e04a4ae0aa7f28dad5e
CRs-Fixed: 2846706
Currently host driver does not free the memory for radio stats
if there is a timeout which may lead to unexpected behavior.
For example if there are multiple radio stats events from fw
and if it receives only one event and does not receives next
events in that case host allocates the memory for the channels
received in the first event and does not free this memory in wma
as it expects remaining events, since remaining events will not
come host gets timeout in hdd and memory in wma is not freed.
when host issues next command for the ll_stats it receives the
response for this command and as memory is already allocated for
channel stats for the previous event it combines this new response
with the old response which results in unexpected response to the
userspace.
To address above issue, add mem free logic to free the memory for
channel stats at wma.
Change-Id: I6735f8c282c4205c11548aabe3c8e269e81e4e54
CRs-Fixed: 2813478
Make CONFIG_MAX_LOGS_PER_SEC configurable because some platforms would
like to print more information in dmesg in some situations, like FW is
crashed in some CE projects.
Change-Id: Ib12854a7254afe5ace07c616a21400e446a80d4d
CRs-Fixed: 2838214
HW assist is a FW feature and it is enabled by default. But there is
no provision to disable/enable this feature based on requirement.
To address this, add INI param to enable/disable HW assist feature
in FW.
Change-Id: Icdc4a842be4d5c6991a785ee270f61ba87fcfe79
CRs-Fixed: 2841346
Configure TWT SAP PDEV count using CONFIG_WLAN_TWT_SAP_PDEV_COUNT
and SAP STA count CONFIG_WLAN_TWT_SAP_STA_COUNT for QCA6490
Change-Id: I74ef054d9cb64ccf66d7e1e788a8cc75aec70cb9
CRs-Fixed: 2843660
Currently, active NDP sessions are tracked on the platforms
where NAN concurrency handling is supported by host through policy
mgr. Roaming is disabled when an active NDP session is present and
re-enabled when the last NDP session is teardown. But this tracking
is not supported on legacy platforms(which don't advertise either
WMI_SERVICE_NDI_DBS_SUPPORT or WMI_SERVICE_NAN_DISABLE_SUPPORT) as
policy mgr based tracking is not available.
So, disable roaming when the first NDP connection happens and
re-enable when the last peer is departed from HDD APIs in such
legacy platforms.
Change-Id: I6309af12eab9222dc34a79566f7830b7763826de
CRs-Fixed: 2846541
Add entries to pre-allocate memory region for
recording datapath rx ring history.
Change-Id: Iffac199c48a9638c94d8568bbc7567bf214ffcc2
CRs-Fixed: 2847548
Event WLAN_IF_MGR_EV_AP_START_BSS delivery will trigger roam disable/
enable. That will involve lots of wmi command to set roaming parameters
to firmware. When the AP is "started" state, the
wlan_hdd_cfg80211_start_bss will be called to update AP (GO) IE and
wlansap_start_bss will be skipped. In this case, we don't
need to deliver WLAN_IF_MGR_EV_AP_START_BSS event.
Change-Id: I801fd7a5eaf7b97b2c74930c9e4088db83c86a09
CRs-Fixed: 2847224
Print is logged on rx packet deliver failure with
no relevant info since the skb is already freed.
Fix is to not log info on packet deliver to stack
failure.
Change-Id: I8f91a14030c76907d60e95ccbd19b600938ace90
CRs-Fixed: 2849093
Reduce stack frame size of lim_verify_fils_params_assoc_rsp()
by allocating dynamic memory to fils structures.
Change-Id: Ib24570d87468560f50ee1bcaad360e4729f404aa
CRs-Fixed: 2847120
Update the validation for SA Query Request/Response to fix the
issue that these frames are dropped unexpectedly when OCI IE
is not present.
Change-Id: I57acd699fd5c7eba23551133e3439fe23c1949a4
CRs-Fixed: 2846717
Replace hdd_objmgr_get/put_vdev by API
hdd_objmgr_get/put_vdev_by_user to specify
functionality dbg id WLAN_OSIF_CM_ID.
Change-Id: Ibaf32260826dfcccd3f6202210bf1aa185101082
CRs-Fixed: 2847448
When runtime power management is enabled, until the system is fully
resumed, we do not post any message to CE, instead they will be queued
in HTC. Once the device is fully resumed, all HTT messages in the queues
will be downloaded to CE at once. In some corner cases, it is found that
too many FSE caches flush messages getting queued during the runtime
resume; once the device is fully resumed, all these would be downloaded
to the FW/HW at once causing unintended crashes.
Do not post FSE cache flush messages when the device is resuming from
runtime suspend to avoid this problem.
Change-Id: Iaa7a25e6f84ef4ac9c3cdf6a5c052538b142ea3f
CRs-Fixed: 2839431
