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====== USB to Wireless Dongle (Wifi) Support | ====== USB to Wireless Dongle (Wifi) Support | ||
- | [[https:// | + | [[wp>Wireless_USB|Wireless_USB]] provides a approach for user to use the WIFI by adding a USB wireless dongle to the host (e.g. adsp-sc5xx board ) and the corresponding software configurations. This page describes how to use the USB Wireless (Wifi) feature on ADSP-sc5xx boards. |
**Using USB wireless Dongle in Linux:** | **Using USB wireless Dongle in Linux:** | ||
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: driver: '' | : driver: '' | ||
: firmware: '' | : firmware: '' | ||
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===== Hardware Configuration ===== | ===== Hardware Configuration ===== | ||
Connect the USB micro-A plug to A receptacle adaptor cable (found in the EZ-Board box) to the OTG port, below photo shows when it acts as Host and connected to a USB Wireless dongle device. | Connect the USB micro-A plug to A receptacle adaptor cable (found in the EZ-Board box) to the OTG port, below photo shows when it acts as Host and connected to a USB Wireless dongle device. | ||
- | <WRAP center round todo 100%> | + | |
- | To do: add a diagram of board and Wireless Dongle connection | + | {{ :resources: |
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For the ID **'' | For the ID **'' | ||
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<code shell> | <code shell> | ||
Device Drivers | Device Drivers | ||
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For the ID **'' | For the ID **'' | ||
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<code shell> | <code shell> | ||
Device Drivers | Device Drivers | ||
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**Adding the corresponding Firmware** | **Adding the corresponding Firmware** | ||
- | Standard Yocto layer provides a "//__sources/ | + | Standard Yocto layer provides a "sources/ |
<code java> | <code java> | ||
USB_WIFI = " \ | USB_WIFI = " \ | ||
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Add the additional Firmware: | Add the additional Firmware: | ||
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- | If we can't find the target chipset supported firmware from the **//linux-firmware_git.bb//**, we should write our own .bb file to fetch the corresponding Firmware or just adding it manually. | + | If we can't find the target chipset supported firmware from the linux-firmware_git.bb, |
**1. Manually fetch Firmware** | **1. Manually fetch Firmware** | ||
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Networking Utilities | Networking Utilities | ||
[*] Enable IPv6 support | [*] Enable IPv6 support | ||
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