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Subject: Re: brcmfmac bus level addressing issues.
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On 19-07-17 00:45, Ian Molton wrote:

[...]

> Fair enough - I guess now that its in the kernel it needs fixing before
> 4.13 - but I would argue that no new features should go into the driver
> for the short term once that is done. Lets give it a good spring clean.
> 
> I am, actually, able to put some time into this, and *want* to help - MY
> current employer would benefit greatly from this driver becoming stable.
> 
> (as it stands, back to back wpasuplpicant runs make it keel over, as
> does module unload and reload).

It is good to get such feedback. We should get in details about this.

>> So I am chasing that although I am actually on vacation.
> 
> Dude - enjoy your vacation. Seriously.
> 

[...]

>> That really has to wait until I return as well as running some tests on
>> older 4329 and some newer chipsets.
> 
> Fair. When do you return? No pressure - it just means I know I can hold
> off and do something else on my project until then.

Vacation is only this week.

Regards,
Arend