To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_cfg_updates.
Change-Id: I137c38a1891f22e83a6dbc05d0be223984becd37
CRs-Fixed: 2354305
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_deauth_frame.
Change-Id: Ic411507e99c5444b5590b261745124dacf9f2f88
CRs-Fixed: 2354303
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_beacon_frame.
Change-Id: Ib788d9bc8a299911f4158a21ba769784601d8bef
CRs-Fixed: 2354304
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_link_monitoring_algo.
Change-Id: Iee20069f2d11cd40d8f8dd48bb68d899666e2cdc
CRs-Fixed: 2354300
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_disassoc_frame.
Change-Id: I38cb80046e74732e0f7631f2f278ece9742bd92c
CRs-Fixed: 2354301
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_message_queue.
Change-Id: Iec676555f82963301d3eca469a0b439ea30a80d8
CRs-Fixed: 2354299
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_aid_mgmt.
Change-Id: Iacef1a336b058b86595d1fa43dc63af4c6f416f4
CRs-Fixed: 2354298
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_assoc_rsp_frame.
Change-Id: Ibba43c49b6d2f614e1eb63088a9d780200b4a7a7
CRs-Fixed: 2354294
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_mlm_host_roam.
Change-Id: I7dd0f7dd45a593fc0e5e7e7bb836c0e0a97e267f
CRs-Fixed: 2354297
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_probe_rsp_frame.
Change-Id: I788bb969b21dc31d615d0d274a87bc62541fdf5e
CRs-Fixed: 2354291
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_reassoc_utils.
Change-Id: I912b8c11cb482cb715151706974ceba46d82cd03
CRs-Fixed: 2354292
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_send_frames_host_roam.
Change-Id: Ifde373ed37e42a937542bb90fd9a0be833592b36
CRs-Fixed: 2354287
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_process_probe_req_frame.
Change-Id: I2af971007a8095eec5a1d4d7874411ccfe82230a
CRs-Fixed: 2354286
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_sta_hash_api.
Change-Id: Ie39876d289a2e3ebde74e0f69d9e0bcfeff10d74
CRs-Fixed: 2354278
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_timer_utils.
Change-Id: Ie5a41f3d155bc0827234d9c10b80b1d06fe8f98a
CRs-Fixed: 2354277
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_sme_req_utils.
Change-Id: I714e1716a1cea8e7cecd44eb9089a7dc8ec02493
CRs-Fixed: 2354276
To align with the Linux coding style replace tpPESession with struct
pe_session * in lim_security_utils.
Change-Id: I5617e1d327b2761aab7c5c3c72f54b26fea014ab
CRs-Fixed: 2354275
Currently if a vdev is destroyed, wow patterns are not
getting cleared for that vdev, so when a new vdev is
created, host tries to configure new wow patterns for
this new vdev but due to FW limitations on number of
wow patterns that can be maintained at FW, FW is not
able to act on this filter and will not maintain this
new wow filter.
To resolve this issue, clear the wow patterns for the
vdev before it gets destroyed.
Change-Id: Iae7ad8b683c95d8eaf11355bc0e36b91cece2202
CRs-Fixed: 2344337
In hdd_config.h file, wlan_tgt_def_config_hl.h is included without checking
for the flag CONFIG_HL_SUPPORT which could lead to compilation issues if
CONFIG_HL_SUPPORT is not defined for a PL.
Include wlan_tgt_def_config_hl.h under the correct CONFIG_HL_SUPPORT
flag.
Change-Id: Ia01b79e47b9ea504a93c96575599068218ef8671
CRs-Fixed: 2357292
Based on new cfg component, refactor INI CFG_OVERRIDE_HT40_20_24GHZ_NAME
and remove legacy codes.
Change-Id: I5b4ed96a4930a9358bd93ee809bf5cddb2787fb4
CRs-Fixed: 2354476
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_send_sme_rsp_messages.c
lim_send_sme_rsp_messages.h
Change-Id: I4857d648327a2568ef0177718c9f1ac703ab2fdd
CRs-Fixed: 2355454
Initialize the PN with value, which has been given by upper layer
and plumb it to DP
Change-Id: If6b14d2b9b92e4571a85cb20dc445608d5f56961
CRs-Fixed: 2350950
If NAN or NDP support is disabled through INI, repeated NAN/NDP
requests from upper layers flood console logs. Convert these
error prints to rate limited prints to avoid excessive logging.
Rate limit error logs in NAN and NDP cmd handlers.
Change-Id: Ie3e7fce9e829c64d3d21d856a72a957365a04aa8
CRs-Fixed: 2355727
The driver fills the nss chains params in the vdev during
vdev create. The nss and chain params are filled by the user
in the ini file, but it may happen that the user filled the
nss param for that particular vdev as 2, and the number of
supported rf chains are 1, which is sent to the driver by FW,
so that would result in nss as 2, and chains as 1, which cannot
be supported.
Fix is to downgrade the nss to the number of chains supported by
the FW.
Change-Id: Ifa3ee74dbe5b8d19c6dc11ff64e42dbffadaa018
CRs-Fixed: 2354205
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_api.c
lim_api.h
Change-Id: I4e328d8a8f8205219fe3fefd693ba437b0ce1086
CRs-Fixed: 2356082
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_ibss_peer_mgmt.c
lim_ibss_peer_mgmt.h
Change-Id: Iab83a116228c668ed6dcaea0fae69f27917e5aeb
CRs-Fixed: 2356088
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
wma_api.h
wma_if.h
wma_internal.h
wma_types.h
wlan_qct_wma_legacy.c
wma_data.c
wma_dev_if.c
wma_main.c
wma_scan_roam.c
wma_utils.c
Change-Id: I6967ecb60bbd97d1b66ecd273a4490be65fe02f4
CRs-Fixed: 2356095
Change Icdcfcdd10400aa2fad64441aa863087cc1c3766e use %llx to print
qdf_dma_addr_t. While qdf_dma_addr_t defined as 'unsigned long',
if without definition from kernel header.
Typecast DMA address to 'unsigned long long', before using %llx to
print DMA address directly.
Change-Id: Ic9527b494ac1aa2d47567a7dab5f0786913f4921
CRs-Fixed: 2355624
Move the following INIs definition from current definition to new
HDD component model INI definitions in hdd_config.h.
gOperatingChannel
gNumVdevs
gEnableConcurrentSTA
gdbs_scan_selection
Change-Id: Id65ca1ff1954af2d220e7221bfc5181e04b3c63d
CRs-Fixed: 2354920
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
dph_hash_table.c
dph_hash_table.h
Change-Id: Ibb61fe72dfb83dbed6cd7344cf9c978888016169
CRs-Fixed: 2355460
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
sme_api.c
Change-Id: If45f33b93230d1085ee1a3c4dbf35e1f4bfcab27
CRs-Fixed: 2356102
When host driver receives roam sync complete event, the
disable_hi_rssi to false if band is 2G and the high rssi
threshold delta needs to be sent to the firmware to take effect.
But presently the csr_roam_scan_offload exits with failure as
the driver issues start again.
Call csr_roam_scan_offload with ROAM_SCAN_OFFLOAD_UPDATE_CFG
command.
Change-Id: Ic3c9a729c290accbe9822948bc2363154db4c83f
CRs-Fixed: 2355359
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
lim_utils.c
lim_utils.h
Change-Id: Idd2b9ec3224c99e813df2c00d9504d2ff036b709
CRs-Fixed: 2356083
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
csr_internal.h
Change-Id: I136277d79765b63f83c4079c49a6dcc830f21e69
CRs-Fixed: 2356093
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
sys_entry_func.c
sys_wrapper.c
sys_wrapper.h
utils_parser.c
wlan_qct_sys.c
Change-Id: Ib07f50ea0aa67eef7b04470054014146bf1ca3fc
CRs-Fixed: 2355453
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
sme_api.h
sme_ft_api.c
sme_ft_api.h
sme_inside.h
sme_internal.h
sme_qos_internal.h
sme_trace.c
sme_trace.h
Change-Id: I24ae034a06051d2e61d6f02283b3d2ecbe376bf9
CRs-Fixed: 2355452
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
sap_ch_select.c
sap_fsm.c
sap_module.c
Change-Id: Iaf300b458fb89550d2e3a90f98ed6aabecd98024
CRs-Fixed: 2355451
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
rrm_api.h
rrm_api.c
sme_rrm_api.h
sme_rrm.c
Change-Id: I7eb6e7bf6f5d921b7a8f1f4c98d6a120e104a4ea
CRs-Fixed: 2355450
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
csr_api.h
csr_support.h
csr_host_scan_roam.c
csr_roam_preauth.c
Change-Id: I941c87e308f47162e9eddd111498cf072dbcdf81
CRs-Fixed: 2355449
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
csr_api_scan.c
Change-Id: Ib55b211e4fdab427aff8c04c8ac99e1af56c6edc
CRs-Fixed: 2355448
Per the Linux coding style "mixed-case names are frowned upon" and
"so-called Hungarian notation [...] is brain damaged." One identifier
used extensively throughout the driver that violates both of these
tenants is "pMac." In order to be compliant with the Linux coding
style there is a campaign to rename all instances of this identifier.
For this change rename all instances of "pMac" to "mac" in:
csr_inside_api.h
Change-Id: I18ba91ddf615e5c3ff8a025049c56587ee967289
CRs-Fixed: 2355447
