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Are the Wifi and Bluetooth chips really under control of the baseband processor? It is likely they interface through SPI or similar with the main processor. |
Are the Wifi and Bluetooth chips really under control of the baseband processor? It is likely they interface through SPI or similar with the main processor. |
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| + | Wifi chip is not in the baseband (both are in the comm board tho), they are not directly linked, although the baseband contain wifi MAC address and calibration data. The main OS transfer the information between them (please check this) --dranfi |
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Revision as of 14:12, 4 November 2009
Are the Wifi and Bluetooth chips really under control of the baseband processor? It is likely they interface through SPI or similar with the main processor. Wifi chip is not in the baseband (both are in the comm board tho), they are not directly linked, although the baseband contain wifi MAC address and calibration data. The main OS transfer the information between them (please check this) --dranfi
Question about FieldTest
I'm trying to get some information from baseband, kind of like what is displayed on the FieldTest.app. I've tried to call _CTServerConnectionNetworkMonitorCopyFieldTestInfo function - But I don't see anything in response. I'm getting 0s buffer. I think I need to specify which field exactly I want to have. someone can help with that ? -goshong
some remarks on restructuring
There were some pages that contained similar information, so I moved things a little bit. Currently is not perfect, because actually there is a difference between
- baseband (the software) and
- baseband aka baseband device
Not that it was more correct before... Maybe someone could make it clearer. -caique2001-
