VHT Part3: Add the basic infra for MLME CFG items and the APIs
to be used from other components for VHT.
Change-Id: I8cd30439d7ac3de7b550aa5042353cf30e04cbda
CRs-Fixed: 2322304
hdd_close_all_adapters() does not call hdd_close_adapter(), which has
lead to a divergence between the logic contained within. Update
hdd_close_all_adapters() and hdd_close_adapter() to leverage shared
logic to bring them back in sync, and prevent them from diverging again
in the future.
Change-Id: Ic2fe0908a48927a6fc403ca0f4c21275659908b3
CRs-Fixed: 2326433
Replace usage of the below INI Items using MLME CFG instead of HDD config.
gPreventLinkDown
gSelect5GHzMargin
gEnableMemDeepSleep
gEnableCckTxFirOverride
gEnableForceTargetAssert
gEnableLpassSupport
Change-Id: Ib89272c7898db8d0c70a60640e00ca9364a9db74
CRs-Fixed: 2327025
Add the following WMM AC VO ini configs to MLME cfg:
1. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_DIR_AC_VO_NAME
2. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_NOM_MSDU_SIZE_AC_VO_NAME
3. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_MEAN_DATA_RATE_AC_VO_NAME
4. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_MIN_PHY_RATE_AC_VO_NAME
5. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_SBA_AC_VO_NAME
6. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_UAPSD_VO_SRV_INTV_NAME
7. CFG_QOS_WMM_INFRA_UAPSD_VO_SUS_INTV_NAME
Introduce the basic infra APIs related to these configs
from mlme.
Change-Id: I402ff46aad528d7c4bbaa794b6fba498439f8e97
CRs-Fixed: 2327048
Add the basic infra for MLME CFG items and the APIs to be used from
other components for VHT - Part-1.
Change-Id: Ie74bfd42ed3d34cc218f20ee3f9d81dc6af02172
CRs-Fixed: 2322300
Presently the ini gReportMaxLinkSpeed has the default value as 2 that
gives the scaled rate to the userspace instead of actual rate. As the
userspace needs the actual rates, this causes a mismatch.
Configure the value of gReportMaxLinkSpeed to 0 so as to send the actual
rates to the userspace.
Change-Id: Ieaa828d1aabaf099c74a9d5093f5d6fab5da01b5
CRs-Fixed: 2317661
When BMPS is already enabled and we have entered the WOW mode,
we start detecting the AP behavior , where the AP
continuously sets the TIM bit and because of which we don’t go
to PM1 mode after waking UP.
With the current ini value, we don't go to sleep for 30 secs,
which should be updated to 90secs.
Change-Id: I3b551011e90761f1dc13197a4795972f495853a6
CRs-Fixed: 2306266
Since refined PMO configures based on converged cfg component, apply
PMO configurations, remove related legacy codes.
Change-Id: I2cdf18c1000d8cc923c80c00bf530b2b0c60563e
CRs-Fixed: 2322185
When peer creation fails in wma_create_peer, vdev delete is sent
to the fw and then eWNI_SME_ADD_STA_SELF_RSP is sent to sme.
Here three error cases needs to be handled:
1. The vdev deletion has happened, but the cdp_detach_peer is
not done. So the data path peer remains. Also the vdev_active
flag that was set after vdev creation was not unset.
2. The eWNI_SME_ADD_STA_SELF_RSP msg handler
csr_process_add_sta_session_rsp invokes csr_roam_session_opened
which signals HDD that vdev is created successfully and hdd
calls hdd_vdev_ready and vdev related parameter set commands are
sent to FW for the deleted vdev.
3. Vdev delete is not sent for objmgr peer creation failure in
case of VDEV_TYPE_STA and release vdev object ref count.
Add cdp_vdev_detach() calls during error case and set the
vdev_active flag to false. Handle releasing vdev object ref
count in all needed error case flows.
Propagate the error in wma_vdev_attach() through
csr_roam_session_opened() to HDD and abort the vdev create.
Change-Id: Iec97122d011098fae7ae2a59864fbe8ca8a0980e
CRs-Fixed: 2322212
If the interface down is issued during the SSR the driver simply
rejects the interface down and silently initializes during the
reinitialization. This can result in resource leakages and also
results in upper layer and driver out-of-sync.
Hence mark the adapter that interface went down during ssr and
cleanup the same during the end of reinitialization so we can
cleanup all the resources.
Change-Id: I426eff3be09abdbafeaf7501df551ea7c49a0f47
CRs-Fixed: 2256433
When zero mac address is configured on nvram, the
hdd_open_adapter accepts the value and passes this zero mac to
csr_session_open where the self mac address is stored as zero
value mac and peer creation is done with the same. When peer
delete is sent to firmware with this mac, firmware asserts.
Add check to validate mac address value is not zero.
Change-Id: I077c29c98ef4e1b11e4c587224acd4405629fa83
CRs-Fixed: 2310499
The name 'hdd_psoc' is misleading, since it is not actually an HDD psoc
context. Rather, it is the Object Manager psoc context. Rename hdd_psoc
to psoc for consistency, and to make room for HDD to have its own psoc
context.
After I1aa67d0554400ed552dc488805ba3421531a26c3, replace the
remaining instances of hdd_psoc and finally remove hdd_psoc from
hdd_context.
Change-Id: If9a4941e18a75563f9ab978bd4b38bd1145e4ada
CRs-Fixed: 2312429
Add CFG items of RTT and PMF as generic items based
on converged cfg component.
Change-Id: Ic95d1e7b052259149704d9faf65ebe5f51536fdf
CRs-Fixed: 2313281
Implement the usage of MLME CFG infra for BSS Scoring related INI Items
and remove the older INI definitions from HDD.
Change-Id: I0db69138f0439131916a38176b5b21b706ff3671
CRs-Fixed: 2318320
The name 'hdd_psoc' is misleading, since it is not actually an HDD psoc
context. Rather, it is the Object Manager psoc context. Rename hdd_psoc
to psoc for consistency, and to make room for HDD to have its own psoc
context.
As a first step towards this large renaming, introduce a union in
hdd_context such that such both names can exist during the transition
period.
Change-Id: I9971c478c0d1dc111bb20a7cd6614f73ffb0b15d
CRs-Fixed: 2315990
Add the MBO ini configs to mlme for the following:
1. CFG_MBO_CANDIDATE_RSSI_THRESHOLD
2. CFG_MBO_CURRENT_RSSI_THRESHOLD
3. CFG_MBO_CUR_RSSI_MCC_THRESHOLD
4. CFG_MBO_CAND_RSSI_BTC_THRESHOLD
Change-Id: I9e779c912538973c8281170ec8c212a4f05b7e2e
CRs-Fixed: 2314168
In preparation for additional work in this area, refactor the
__hdd_module_init and __hdd_module_exit areas.
* Rename __hdd_module_init to hdd_driver_load
* Rename __hdd_module_exit to hdd_driver_unload
* Add missing error handing in hdd_driver_load
* Address symmetry issues between hdd_driver_load and hdd_driver_unload
* Remove redundant call to hdd_sysfs_destroy_version_interface
* Update hdd_set_conparam to take a signed integer
* Address various other style issues
Change-Id: I8ea936a493bb262abf7d43a816dbf72530efa424
CRs-Fixed: 2315840
Since refined mlme sta configures based on converged cfg component,
apply mlme sta configurations, remove related legacy codes.
Change-Id: Ia5989a29378bf33e3c9550a0ae26338aeb966592
CRs-Fixed: 2312079
Remove the legacy INI code from hdd_cfg. Replace the existing
access from hdd_config with new mlme api.
Change-Id: Iddde15330c1ad39a59bd9a3c7ea86af971df61b5
CRs-Fixed: 2313296
Currently user can not configure HE STS capability through
INI, use gTxBFCsnValue that share same INI with VHT to achieve
it.
Change-Id: Ia83462113cdf06e0af8b9f00c968745363aba9b4
CRs-Fixed: 2306083
Enable oce_enable_probe_req_rate, enable_esp_for_roam
and oce_enable_probe_req_deferral ini by default.
Change-Id: I84aaceb468bac54c97c30f681981296a0666063c
CRs-Fixed: 2312013
Currently gAutoBmpsTimerValue is set to defaut value of 5 seconds
so that after 5 seconds from association completion, the device would
go to power save. However, this would lead to issues if an ADDTS req is
received from the supplicant. The ADDTS req would be sent to the AP but
the AP would not send the ADDTS response immeidately and would buffer it
as the device is in power sleep.
Ideal way is for the framework to control the device power save where
the framework should push the device to power save after connection and
should disable power save before sending an ADDTS request.
However, to avoid cases where the framework fails to send the power
cfg ops to the host after connection leading the FW to the stuck in
full power mode, setting the gAutoBmpsTimerValue to 30 seconds by
default.
Change-Id: Idc8af26174a56cd1afee3c7a4353b4d7ebeac2d7
CRs-Fixed: 2313913
We are transitioning to new logging infrastructure
by using existing mtrace functionality.
Add new logging for complete P2P module.
Change-Id: If49d66ea42a48be0ac6c7a8b4c91d69ebd5fcef9
CRs-Fixed: 2308618
Remove the legacy ini config values defined in hdd_cfg.
Call the mlme cfg get api to retrieve chainmask config values.
Remove the tx_chainmask_cck from cds_config as mlme object is
not initialized during cds_open. Call mlme cfg api during
wma_open to populate the tx_chainmask_cck value.
Change-Id: If48aeb62cf35e2e604be2b72845b8e98c5c313dc
CRs-Fixed: 2310382
