qcacld-3.0: fix wlan suspend fail after switch to non-dfs channel
qcacld-2.0 to qcacld-3.0 propagation In SAP DFS test, DUT can't goto suspend if SAP started on DFS channel and later switched to non-dfs channel due to Radar detected. During SAP Starting, driver will acquire the wake lock for dfs channel by hdd_hostapd_channel_prevent_suspend in the eSAP_CHANNEL_CHANGE_EVENT event handler. But the SAP is still in STOPPED state. We acquire the wake lock again after SAP started in eSAP_START_BSS_EVENT event handler. This causes driver to acquire wake lock twice for the same dfs channel. And finally causes the device can't suspend normally. This change add check in eSAP_CHANNEL_CHANGE_EVENT handler to only call hdd_hostapd_channel_prevent_suspend when SAP is in started state to avoid lock/unlock mismatch. Change-Id: Ief90697b7b6f19f6fcf0ab94f973a37e74ca3366 CRs-Fixed: 972657
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@ -1810,12 +1810,14 @@ QDF_STATUS hdd_hostapd_sap_event_cb(tpSap_Event pSapEvent,
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case eSAP_CHANNEL_CHANGE_EVENT:
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hdd_notice("Received eSAP_CHANNEL_CHANGE_EVENT event");
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/* Prevent suspend for new channel */
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hdd_hostapd_channel_prevent_suspend(pHostapdAdapter,
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pSapEvent->sapevt.sap_ch_selected.pri_ch);
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/* Allow suspend for old channel */
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hdd_hostapd_channel_allow_suspend(pHostapdAdapter,
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pHddApCtx->operatingChannel);
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if (pHostapdState->bssState != BSS_STOP) {
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/* Prevent suspend for new channel */
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hdd_hostapd_channel_prevent_suspend(pHostapdAdapter,
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pSapEvent->sapevt.sap_ch_selected.pri_ch);
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/* Allow suspend for old channel */
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hdd_hostapd_channel_allow_suspend(pHostapdAdapter,
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pHddApCtx->operatingChannel);
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}
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/* SME/PE is already updated for new operation channel. So update
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* HDD layer also here. This resolves issue in AP-AP mode where
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* AP1 channel is changed due to RADAR then CAC is going on and
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