Reliable Linux Wireless - Techniques for Debugging Wireless Module Integrations

Explore techniques for debugging wireless module integrations in Linux systems in this comprehensive 55-minute conference talk. Delve into the world of embedded Linux devices and their networking needs as Steve deRosier, a Linux Wireless community expert, shares valuable insights. Learn to identify, troubleshoot, and resolve compatibility issues across various devices and environments. Gain a deep understanding of the Linux wireless stack, from WiFi firmware blobs to kernel device drivers and user-space applications. Discover the fastest methods for getting embedded Linux wireless devices operational, covering all layers of the wireless ecosystem. Benefit from practical knowledge on integrating, creating, and debugging wireless interfaces for Linux devices. Examine topics such as WiFi chips, firmware, interfaces, Bluetooth coexistence, driver layouts, and debugging tools. Perfect for developers, engineers, and anyone responsible for wireless integration in Linux-based products.

Introduction
Steves background
WiFi chips
Firmware
Interfaces
Other pins
Bluetooth Coexistence
Linux WiFi Stack Diagram
Low Level Integrations
Driver Layout
Configurator 211
Management Interface
Data Side
Device Side
Interfacing New Device
Identifying the Device
Firmware Loader
Debugging
Example
Debugging Tools
Common Problems
Getting Help