[kismac] Re: [binaervarianz] r183 - branches/usb-drivers/Sources/Driver/USBJack

  • From: themacuser <themacuser@xxxxxxxxx>
  • To: kismac@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
  • Date: Wed, 6 Sep 2006 15:11:50 +0930

There's also a slight problem with the build image - the source disk image isn't big enough to fit the build on now that KisMac has gotten slightly bigger since the build was setup...

On 04/09/2006, at 12:50 AM, devnullian@xxxxxxx wrote:

No, you'll have to compile it. The developers don't like to post binary builds until the features added in the previous revisions are stable. Everything you need to get the source and compile it is free, though. If you're not familiar with the process, the wiki page on building from source will tell you everything you need to know. And keep in mind that these new revisions with ralink support are in the separate subversion directory, and the compile.command doesn't work for them--you need to build from within Xcode. Also, the ralink support is buggy and incomplete since it's being worked on right now. You might just want to sit tight for a while until it's more complete, assuming that's why you're interested in these new revisions.
devnullian
On Sep 3, 2006, at 1:02 AM, Rohan Hill wrote:


Is there a binary build online for r183 (or anything later than r159)?

The latest build at
http://kismac.de/_trac/
is r159



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Subject: [kismac] Re: [binaervarianz] r183 -
branches/usb-drivers/Sources/Driver/USBJack


They started a new section called branches (instead of trunk) for the
new drivers. Point your svnX to: https://svn.binaervarianz.de/ kismac/
branches to get it. I would guess everything will get merged when
the drivers are working and stable.


This confused me too, until I browsed the repository via trac...

devnullian

On Sep 2, 2006, at 7:41 PM, John Warren wrote:

did I miss something.  When I try to checkout the latest version, it
only says that there are 175.  Did the address change again?

Using svnX if it makes any difference.

On 9/2/06, svn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <svn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Author: gkruse
Date: 2006-09-02 21:51:13 +0200 (Sat, 02 Sep 2006)
New Revision: 183

Modified:
   branches/usb-drivers/Sources/Driver/USBJack/RalinkJack.mm
Log:
Just moving things around.  This is slightly more stable but still
has the same parsing problems.


Modified: branches/usb-drivers/Sources/Driver/USBJack/RalinkJack.mm =================================================================== --- branches/usb-drivers/Sources/Driver/USBJack/RalinkJack.mm 2006-09-02 17:43:05 UTC (rev 182) +++ branches/usb-drivers/Sources/Driver/USBJack/RalinkJack.mm 2006-09-02 19:51:13 UTC (rev 183) @@ -852,48 +852,43 @@ bool RalinkJack::startCapture(UInt16 channel) { setChannel(channel); RTUSBWriteMACRegister(TXRX_CSR2, 0x4e); //enable monitor mode? - IOReturn ref; - ref = (*_interface)->ReadPipeAsync(_interface, kInPipe, &_recieveBuffer, sizeof(_recieveBuffer), (IOAsyncCallback1) _interruptRecieved, this); return true; }

 bool RalinkJack::_massagePacket(int len){
     unsigned char* pData;
-    UInt8 frame[len*2];
+    UInt8 frame[sizeof(_recieveBuffer)];
     WLFrame * tempFrame;
     PRXD_STRUC         pRxD;
-    WLIEEEFrame* testIeee;

+if (len >= (sizeof(RXD_STRUC) + 24)) {
     tempFrame = (WLFrame *)frame;

     pData = (unsigned char*)&_recieveBuffer;

-    testIeee = (WLIEEEFrame*)pData;
     pRxD = (PRXD_STRUC)(pData + len - sizeof(RXD_STRUC));
-    if (pRxD->Crc || pRxD->CiErr || pRxD->PhyErr) {
+    if (pRxD->Crc) {
+        //NSLog(@"Bad CRC");
         return false;  //its a bad packet, signal the interrupt
to continue
-    }
-
-    tempFrame->signal = pRxD->BBR1;
-
-    //this should be a memcpy but I can't make it work!
-    tempFrame->frameControl = testIeee->frameControl;
-    tempFrame->duration = testIeee->duration;
-    tempFrame->idnum = testIeee->idnum;
-    tempFrame->sequenceControl = testIeee->sequenceControl;
-    tempFrame->dataLen = pRxD->DataByteCnt;
-    tempFrame->dataLen = NSSwapHostShortToLittle(tempFrame-
dataLen);
-
- memcpy(tempFrame->address1, testIeee->address1, 6);
- memcpy(tempFrame->address2, testIeee->address2, 6);
- memcpy(tempFrame->address3, testIeee->address3, 6);
- memcpy(tempFrame->address4, testIeee->address4, 6);
- memcpy(frame + sizeof(WLFrame) + sizeof(UInt16), pData+sizeof
(WLIEEEFrame), len - sizeof(WLIEEEFrame));
-
- memcpy(&_recieveBuffer, tempFrame, len + sizeof (WLPrismHeader));
-
- return true; //override if needed
+ }
+ else if(pRxD->CiErr) {
+ //NSLog(@"CiErr");
+ return false; //its a bad packet, signal the interrupt
to continue
+ }
+ else if(pRxD->PhyErr) {
+ //NSLog(@"PhyErr");
+ return false; //its a bad packet, signal the interrupt
to continue
+ }
+ else {
+ // NSLog(@"Good Frame : %d, %d, %d", pRxD->Crc, pRxD-
CiErr, pRxD->PhyErr);
+        memcpy(frame + sizeof(WLPrismHeader), pData, sizeof
(_recieveBuffer));
+        tempFrame->signal = pRxD->BBR1;
+        memcpy(&_recieveBuffer, frame, sizeof(_recieveBuffer));
+        return true;         //override if needed
+    }
 }
+return false;
+}

 RalinkJack::RalinkJack() {
     _isEnabled = false;












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