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Problems:
- WiFi7 STARole has no MLO modes support detection, although bSTAMLD is
functional
- missing dynamic detection APMLD/bSTAMLD MaxNumMLDs and
MaxNumLinksPerMLD
- newly created APMLD/bSTAMLD instances have APMLDConfig/bSTAMLDConfig
mlo modes set with value -1 (driver defaults), which is meaningless
with regards to EM spec
Causes:
- STA ifType was not parsed in nl80211 EXT_CAP, for MLO related
attibutes: EML_CAPABILITY and MLD_CAPA_AND_OPS
- EML_CAPABILITY and MLD_CAPA_AND_OPS are only filled by mac80211 for
AP ifType, but left empty for STA ifType
- wrong definition of APMLDConfig/bSTAMLDConfig mlo modes
Fix:
- properly detect MLO support per iftype based on available of
both nl80211 attribs EML_CAPABILITY and MLD_CAPA_AND_OPS
- read STR and NSTR default enabling from mac80211
- set properly WiFi7 APRole and STARole mlo modes support,
- deduce STARole EMLSR support with consideration of APRole (same cap
on driver side)
- deduce NSTR support with consideration of EMLMR/MLMR
- read maxNumSimultenousLinks (num auxiliary links) from driver side
- update MaxNumMLDs and MaxNumLinksPerMLD per typed MLD
- set WiFi.bSTAMLDMaxLinks with bSTAMLD capa maxLinksPerMld
- set write-once flag on MLDID of APMLD and bSTAMLD instance to allow
defining default configs with instances and APMLDConfig
(/bSTAMLDConfig)
- when pwhm creates new instances of APMLD/bSTAMLD (based on
SSID.MLDUnit settings), the initial APMLDConfig/bSTAMLDConfig mlo modes
are set driver capabilities (WiFi7 APRole/STARole mlo modes) that will
be used by default in the driver
CRAM tests:
- Update obuspa.t script
Integrates:
- 93f848f36: ("pwhm: mld: initialize APMLDConfig/bSTAMLDConfig mlo modes using driver capabilities", 2026-02-10)
- 649998b2a: ("pwhm: mld: config APMLD/bSTAMLD MLO modes with boolean params", 2026-02-10)
- 5583c685c: ("pwhm: mld: allow defining default APMLDs and bSTAMLDs with mlo configs", 2026-02-10)
- 4b4758c57: ("pwhm: bstamld: fix missing dm param bSTAMLDMaxLinks", 2026-02-10)
- d8b1340e6: ("pwhm: nl80211: fix detecting APMLD/bSTAMLD MaxNumMLDs and MaxNumLinksPerMLD", 2026-02-10)
- ec46bd4f8: ("pwhm: mld: add apis to set MaxNumMLDs and MaxNumOfLinksPerMLD on typed MLD", 2026-02-10)
- 19ec3d89e: ("pwh: nl80211: fix detecting mlo modes capabilities of WiFi7 APRole/STARole", 2026-02-10)
References: PPM-3655 PPM-3349 PPW-1284 PPW-1325
Signed-off-by: Houssem Dafdouf <houssem.dafdouf_ext@softathome.com>
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