While its a pretty interesting read, I don't think its of much use for us, as there is no information in the sdio communication with the host.
Maybe we could instrument the linux driver with more logging and check it using this way ?
Or is there some kernel option to dump all sdio traffic ?

Sorry for the late reply. I only tracked it in digital mode, but as far as I know the 1.8v mode on the rpi is broken so I assume its 3.3v. BCM43430 = CYW43430 because Cypress bought Broadcom's wifi division and changed the names. I mostly have a proof of concept/testbed I use to toy around with it, ...

Broadcoms WIFI division was bought by Cypress and the provide some of the documentation. You can find the datasheet here: https://www.cypress.com/file/298706/download Linux driver is called brcmfmac and its source is here: https://github.com/torvalds/linux/tree/master/drivers/net/wireless/broadcom/b...

No its a custom implementation to fit my OS (I write a C++ RTOS, so no userspace etc and class oriented) but his code was one of the references I used. The only things I currently have is the datasheet of the chip (very little usefull information), the official brcmfmac source of the linux driver an...

Its probably a lot easier to just reimplement the driver to fit your OS. However there is very little documentation about the module and despite my driver for the arasan controller working fine and the commands being transmitted on the wire, for some reason the chip does not respond to any SDIO comm...

I currently try to develop a wifi driver for my hobby os to support the wifi onboard of raspberry pi zero w. I could find test points for debugging on the bottom which give me access to CMD, DAT0-DAT3 and WL_ENABLE + BT_ENABLE. However, I could not find the SDIO Clock line. Is there any pad on the r...

So I just shift the whole response left by a byte and assume the crc is correct ?

Shouldn't this be noted as an errata to the datasheet then ?
In the Datasheet in clearly says that Response 0 contains bits 0:31 of CID which is not the case.

Hello, I am trying to get the arasan emmc controller to work correctly in my hobby os. I already have the sdhost controller working fine and I will use that one to access the sd going further, but I'd like to try my luck on getting the wifi chip working in bare metal, so I need the arasan one to wor...

You need to enable the MMU (or to be more precise the data and instruction caches, which in turn require the mmu). What happens here is that if you call ldrex or strex without enabled caches it jumps to the data abort handler which unless you set one up correctly will result in a deadloop. This had ...

No Problem, at least it works now.

I already tried the dual cam one, same result. I'll try to add the sections. What I noticed is that the problem seems to only occur after a power cycle. As long as I only use "reboot" and do not pull the plug it seems to work ok. [EDIT] I added the sections you provided to dualcam.dts, compiled it a...

Hello, I'm sorry to annoy again, but it seems the compute module does not like me. It seems I can't get the camera module to run on my cm3. I connected the flat cable to cam0, connected the jumper wires and downloaded/compiled the dtb as following: wget https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/hard...

Hello, I just started to work on software for my CM3 and think I found a bug in Raspbian. My current system is a standard raspbian fully updated. g++ -v: Using built-in specs. COLLECT_GCC=g++ COLLECT_LTO_WRAPPER=/usr/lib/gcc/arm-linux-gnueabihf/4.9/lto-wrapper Target: arm-linux-gnueabihf Configured ...

Thank you very much, i had searched around the web for hour's but didn't find anything.

Hello, I want to control the GPIO pins using c++. Thats working fine for all pins provided by the pin header, but I also want to control the "OK" Led using Software. By default it indicates SDCard access. If I want to "export" it to be usable by any User it gives me an Resource is busy error. Is the...