[Prism54-devel] [Bug 2] islpci_mgt_response(): queue empty, retrying (jiffies left = 90

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------- Additional Comments From atrueba@mailandnews.com  2004-01-30 17:24 -------
I apologize for my previous message, I made one of that stupid mistakes of mine:

When submitting the previous message I wasn't using the latest version of the
module, since I forgot a previous one under "/lib/modules/2.6.1/extra/", so the
shiny new module was never loaded. A "rm" of the old one and a "depmod" later,
the problem dissapeared, and things got far better.

I can't say the card is working, though, since I have no open AP near at the
time of this writing, and there are some other errors in syslog. But I can't say
if they're related to this bug, so I post them here and let the gurus decide if
this one is closed or not.

<--------- Syslog start ---------------->

(Card plug)

Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost ifplugd.hotplug[2662]: Invoking ifplugd for eth1
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost kernel: PCI: Enabling device 0000:02:00.0 (0000 -> 0002)
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost kernel: eth1: prism54 driver detected card model: SMC2835W
.....
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost kernel: eth1: islpci_open()
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost kernel: eth1: resetting device...
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost kernel: eth1: uploading firmware...
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost pci.agent[2652]: kernel driver prism54 already loaded
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost pci.agent[2652]: kernel driver prism54 already loaded
Jan 29 23:22:52 localhost kernel: eth1: firmware uploaded done, now triggering
reset...
...
Jan 29 23:23:02 localhost kernel: eth1: firmware version 1.0.4.3
Jan 29 23:23:03 localhost kernel: eth1: no IPv6 routers present
Jan 29 23:23:04 localhost kernel: eth1: done with prism54_mib_init()! -- Client,
Managed, Master mode
Jan 29 23:23:05 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (34!=1452)
mismatch for oid=0x1c000043
Jan 29 23:23:06 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (64!=60)
mismatch for oid=0x1c000042
Jan 29 23:23:06 localhost kernel: TRAP: oid 0x18000001, device 10, flags 0x0
length 12
Jan 29 23:23:09 localhost last message repeated 2 times
Jan 29 23:23:15 localhost kernel: eth1: firmware version 1.0.4.3
Jan 29 23:23:17 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (34!=6)
mismatch for oid=0x10000001
Jan 29 23:23:17 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (4!=1452)
mismatch for oid=0x1c000043
Jan 29 23:23:18 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (0!=4)
mismatch for oid=0x17000013
Jan 29 23:23:28 localhost kernel: eth1: firmware version 1.0.4.3
...
Jan 29 23:23:29 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (64!=1452)
mismatch for oid=0x1c000043
Jan 29 23:23:29 localhost kernel: eth1: errant PIMFOR application frame
Jan 29 23:23:30 localhost kernel: eth1: timeout waiting for mgmt response 1000,
trigging device
Jan 29 23:23:31 localhost kernel: eth1: timeout waiting for mgmt response
...
Jan 29 23:23:31 localhost kernel: eth1: errant PIMFOR application frame
Jan 29 23:23:31 localhost kernel: eth1: timeout waiting for mgmt response 1000,
trigging device
...
Jan 29 23:23:32 localhost kernel: eth1: timeout waiting for mgmt response
Jan 29 23:23:33 localhost kernel: TRAP: oid 0x18000001, device 10, flags 0x0
length 12
Jan 29 23:23:33 localhost kernel: eth1: Out of memory, cannot handle oid 0x00000c00
Jan 29 23:23:35 localhost kernel: eth1: timeout waiting for mgmt response 1000,
trigging device
Jan 29 23:23:35 localhost kernel: TRAP: oid 0x18000001, device 10, flags 0x0
length 12
Jan 29 23:23:35 localhost kernel: eth1: timeout waiting for mgmt response
Jan 29 23:23:40 localhost kernel: _mgt_get_request(): data length (6!=60)
mismatch for oid=0x1c000042

(Card unplug)

Jan 29 23:23:41 localhost kernel: eth1: hot unplug detected
Jan 29 23:23:41 localhost kernel: eth1: removing device
Jan 29 23:23:41 localhost kernel: eth1: islpci_close ()
...
Jan 29 23:23:41 localhost kernel: request_module: failed /sbin/modprobe -- eth1.
error = 256
Jan 29 23:23:41 localhost ifplugd(eth1)[2686]: Exiting.


<--------- Syslog end ------------------>

I deleted some lines generated from ifplugd and waproamd, since I think they're
not related to this matter. If anyone thinks they can help, just tell me.

Once again, sorry for my previous "report".



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