<deathmist>
diederik: I did, they figured out that I could use ControlPortOverNL80211=false, from the discussion: "EAPoL handshake is performed but we keep receiving Packet 3/4 again and again on a 1 second interval; the Replay Key Counter is never being increased, so iwd just drops the packet"
<deathmist>
"so after a while the AP gives up. either the firmware on the local card is doing something wrong, or the AP is"
<deathmist>
"or maybe the driver isn't support control port over nl80211 properly; the AP should really be incrementing the Key Replay Counter if it is performing retransmits"
<diederik>
ok, was worth a shot
<deathmist>
the crash could be a side-effect of being disconnected though; on 8998 every time the Wi-Fi connection drops for any reason the firmware crashes always
<Mis012[m]>
randomly rebooting really is qcom's favorite use for error handlers...
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<Marijn[m]>
lumag_: Worked my way through handling your review, you can find the results here if you wish to test it: https://github.com/SoMainline/linux/commits/marijn/dsi-parent-clk-cleanup. No pressure to review it yet, feel free to leave that to the official channels when I send it in as a v2. Will wait with that until collecting reviews from more maintainers, ie. sboyd for the clk framework/header changes. Thanks!
<Marijn[m]>
lumag_: Also I've been wondering about additionally renaming everything that currently uses `clk_hw *hw` (the ones that are only used for assignment to `provided_clocks`) to the respective clk name just like I did for all the clks that are explicitly referenced as parent and needed a stable name.
<Marijn[m]>
lumag_: Final question: should we replace the `32` in `snprintf` with `sizeof(clk_name)`?