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Enable REALTEK_RTL8195AM WiFi #27

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Changes needed for the addition of the RTL Wifi-stack to enable REALTEK_RTL8195AM.
README.md also updated.

Changes needed for the addition of the RTL Wifi-stack to enable REALTEK_RTL8195AM.
README.md also updated.
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LGTM

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JanneKiiskila commented Jun 30, 2017

Test on-going here, ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-client#267

  • that is a regression set.

I can't get the RTL WIFI to REALLY work, but it's not an issue in THIS code, IMHO.

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The wifi example works fine, it doesn't do much, but the connection is established and http transaction is successful : https://github.com/ARMmbed/mbed-os-example-wifi

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JanneKiiskila commented Jun 30, 2017

Ok, WiFi now seems to work, there was some temporary (?) problem with our RaaS WiFi (even K64F didn't work for a while). Now it worked, but the actual client connection still failed. Now the Ameba device in CI also got stuck completely, but those are different issues in that sense.

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Hmh... Killed another device as well in RaaS now (mbed_REALTEK_RTL8195AM#5). Nice.

@JanneKiiskila JanneKiiskila merged commit 298f798 into master Jun 30, 2017
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@JanneKiiskila I was on holiday, but should this not be called WIFI_RTL8195. Now we need to rely on Realtek to keep the interface the same for all Realtek drivers...

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I would be sort of wanting to have less interfaces, rather than more!

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@JanneKiiskila Yeah, but if Realtek makes a RTL8196 which uses a different driver then we have a problem.

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We can do a new PR and rename the WIFI_REALTEK to WIFI_RTL8195A. But, I would really want the mbed OS developers to try to cut down on the # of stacks. Even if you have different HW, it doesn't mean you must have different stack!

bellashtiv added a commit that referenced this pull request Dec 27, 2018
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