Hookup the legacy HAL functions to the corresponding HIDL methods in
WifiRttController and perform the necessary struct conversions.
Bug: 31991232
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I7bd8bd7e7af2230699c079f1ad8e0a8b1e496026
Hookup the legacy HAL functions to the corresponding HIDL methods in
WifiStaIface and perform the necessary struct conversions.
Bug: 31991459
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I8c0b9be2e375dd7147408e41a88de3f1c6f98d08
Hookup the legacy HAL functions to the corresponding HIDL methods in
WifiChip and perform the necessary struct conversions.
Bug: 32221997
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I2b0cfd6484c7599e96e9edfcef18ac3148e28307
Rename |Scan| to |Gscan| because that is the naming we've been using in
WifiLegacyHal.
Also group all the gscan related sturct conversion methods.
Bug: 31991459
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: Ie64bcc032a0058b5b20d0bb701020cdf7bf08890
Add the remaining struct conversions and the feature set to HIDL
capabilities conversions. The legacy feature set is distributed based on
where the functionality is exposed to IWifiChip & IWifiStaIface HIDL
interfaces.
Bug: 31991459
Bug: 32221997
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: Ifdeac1bd7325b7a0581ec225b025ef0f6980c512
These are currently unused in the legacy HAL function table and there
isn't any need for these to be migrated over to HIDL.
Bug: 31991232
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I50611d1fd5a6ac276e7911ca1920c3d5ee2d5ba6
While there,
Hide |convertLegacyIeBlobToHidl| from hidl_struct_util.h. There is no
need for any of the HIDL objects to directly use this. They will be used
internally in |convertLegacyScanResultToHidl|.
Bug: 31991232
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I5702906ea84e3c77fece7be5f9d48ff3ae418c41
While there fixed a couple of nits,
1. Correct a typo in one of the packet fate structs in the .hal file.
2. Renamed the scan data flag and added a helper function to convert the
legacy flag to it's equivalent and loop through it.
Bug: 32221997
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I414a7731054e6400d22d4e6deae9495b48dce461
Start implementation of the NAN iface HIDL methods by plumbing the HIDL
stubs to the corresponding legacy HAL methods. The incoming HIDL struct
needs to be converted to legacy for the HIDL methods. The legacy HAL
structs needs to be converted to HIDL for callbacks.
This CL only has a couple of methods and some structure conversion.
etan@ will take over the rest.
Bug: 31991076
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: Ide348f4c3318822226bb7de93d091107c7465cd3
This happens often, and it's normal. Avoid logging it down as this
causes logspam.
Bug: 33353073
Change-Id: Ia3b1b8af61bdf83e9bcde0e5bed0285af037df45
Test: cause the system to play some sounds (e.g. UI clicks), watch logcat
This is pretty hardcoded for now. We expose 2 chip modes:
1. STA mode: 1 STA and 1 P2P or NAN iface.
2. AP mode: 1 AP iface.
Implement the chip mode configuration related HIDL methods in
WifiChip and integrate WifiModeController. These is some change in the
order of calls invoked within the implementation to accomodate the
firmware reload:
a. Since the legacy HAL needs to reinitialized after
firmware reload, we can no longer do this in IWifi.start().
So, we'll defer this to IWifiChip.configureChip() now.
b. Refactor IWifi.startInternal() and IWifi.stopInternal() to pull
out the actual implementation into a separate helper functions and
let it invoke the required callbacks.
Bug: 31997422
Bug: 32018162
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I461687d7ee92398bc47321e1baca609db65c7991
We need to separate these because we need to invoke start() after every
firmware mode change (chip reconfigure).
While there,
1. Make InterfaceTool a member of the class.
2. Make the stop() symmetric with start(). i.e interface is set
down on stop immediately instead of waiting for the thread to stop.
Bug: 31997422
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I202afcc70571188dc076a841249761bc97fcf817
This module will make the necessary calls to reconfigure the
driver/firmware in the required state.
The module assumes that the sysfs paths needed to be accessed has been
chowned to "wifi" at bootup in the device's .rc file.
Bug: 32018162
Test: Compiles
Change-Id: I827c5eb6b5b4a3810e912d4164dbc8ff0ef4d30c
