Hello,

I modified the sources (I forgot two things to get WME working, I hope
it's all ;-)...)
The three .h and .c files are here: http://zulzul.free.fr/wpi/

2006/6/26, Simon Burge <simonb@netbsd.org>:
>
>  Hi Jean-Baptiste,
>
>  I've seen the following panics while using the wpi driver.  This is on
>  a core-duo machine running an MP ACPI kernel if that matters.  The two
>  different panics I've seen are, with backtraces:
>
>.....
>
>.....
>
>  The largish frame numbers are because sometimes I get a TLB panic when I
>  first type "sync" in ddb.  I'll dig around a little more to try to find
>  the cause, but I wanted to let you know about these as soon as I could.
>

Thanks

>  Cheers,
>  Simon.
>
>

For your problem, I don't see, I've just trying with a cvs-current
without problem and nobody told me about a similar problem.
Do you use WEP in BSS mode ? or something else ?
For MPACPI, I don't see how ACPI can make these problems, but can you
try with MP only ?
(I can't test with MPACPI, only MP, because with ACPI my pci-e ports
aren't recognized, probably a DSDT problem...)
You can try to define WPI_DEBUG and modify wpi_debug in if_wpi.c to
see when the problems happen.

Jean-Baptiste