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Hello,
with reference to thread
we have changed the code as per the explanation provided,
we have tried the same with CYW43455, it worked well then we changed the chip to CYW43364, and facing the issue, we have done the HW changes to the board, attaching here the dmeg for reference, any quick help or guidance will be helpful.
PS: created new thread as previous not allowing to reply.
Thanks,
Mohammed
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Hello @raks_99 ,
yes we are using the cyfmac43430.
got luck on this. changed the wpa_supplicant conf file (SSID params removed).
Now able to get the IP address.
Thanks.
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Hi @zakariya ,
I see that "registered new interface driver brcmfmac". Do you see the wlan0 interface?
Can you show me the contents of /lib/firmware/cypress? I need this to make sure you have the clm, firmware and the nvram files with the right file names.
Thanks
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Hello @raks_99,
I don't see the wlan0 interface.
refer below for contents of the files under /lib/firmware/cypress;
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root@am335x-evm:/lib/firmware/cypress# ls -l
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 419798 Dec 16 2021 cyfmac43364-sdio.bin
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 4733 Dec 16 2021 cyfmac43364-sdio.clm_blob
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 701 Dec 16 2021 cyfmac43364-sdio.txt
root@am335x-evm:/lib/firmware/cypress#
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appreciated the quick help and workaround.
Thanks,
Mohammed
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Hi @zakariya ,
Can you replace 43364 with 43430 in the file names (for example cyfmac43430-sdio.bin) for all three files? There is no definition for cyfmac43364-sdio in the file sdio.c, this is probably why the driver is unable to find the files.
Thanks
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Hello @raks_99 ,
Appreciated the inputs,
we tried renaming as suggested ,no luck.
more input from us for your reference;
SD card is getting detected but sdio logs not seen on dmesg, also this Murata
EVk board is connected to AM335x via wires externally.
keep suggesting please.
Thanks.
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Hello @raks_99 ,
I am still having challenge to go through it. somehow one step forward but not solved yet.
please see below details for reference;
1. once mmc detected, we inserted the driver and observe the wlan0 via ifconfig
2. once tried to run wpa_supplicant or dhcp to get ip, it throws an error.
3. please find attached logs for the sequence performed.
keep advising,
thanks.
Zakariya
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Hi @zakariya ,
1. Are you using the cyfmac43430* file name right now for the firmware, nvram.txt, and clm blob?
2. Can you try scanning via the wl tool?
- Start udhcpc
- Run "wl scan"
-Run "wl join ap_ssid"
ap_ssid should be an open network. Can you try this and check if the device is able to connect?
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Hello @raks_99 ,
yes we are using the cyfmac43430.
got luck on this. changed the wpa_supplicant conf file (SSID params removed).
Now able to get the IP address.
Thanks.