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[gPTP daemon] ****** TIMED OUT WAIIING FOR CORRELATED TIME TO BE DONE #658

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adamzulqarnain1 opened this issue Jul 20, 2017 · 1 comment

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adamzulqarnain1 commented Jul 20, 2017

Hi all,

I had 2 Intel 8260 connected, they were able to ping to each other but when I tried to run the daemon at the STA I got the following error

cnv@cnv-desktop:~/TimeSync/Open-AVB/daemons/gptp/linux/build$ ./obj/daemon_wl wlp3s0 a0:c5:89:01:61:5c a0:c5:89:01:61:5c a0:c5:89:01:84:b6 -R 255
ERROR at 659 in ../src/linux_hal_common.cpp: fchwon()
Failed to obtain a ctrl_conn for /var/run/hostpad/wlp3s0
Failed to connect to non-global ifname: wlp3s0 error: No such file or directory
init_wireless_thread -- Entering eloop_run ...
Failed to obtain a ctrl_conn for /var/run/hostpad/wlp3s0
Added <0xb8c530> and ffffffa0:ffffffc5:ffffff89:01:61:5c to list
ERROR at 771 in ../src/linux_hal_common.cpp: failed to open general socket: Operation not permitted
DEBUG at 79 in ../../common/wltimestamper.cpp: failed to initialize port
Not connected to wpa_supplicant - command dropped.
DEBUG at 375 in ../src/linux_hal_wireless.cpp: ****** TIMED OUT WAIIING FOR CORRELATED TIME TO BE DONE
Not connected to wpa_supplicant - command dropped.
DEBUG at 375 in ../src/linux_hal_wireless.cpp: ****** TIMED OUT WAIIING FOR CORRELATED TIME TO BE DONE
Not connected to wpa_supplicant - command dropped.
DEBUG at 375 in ../src/linux_hal_wireless.cpp: ****** TIMED OUT WAIIING FOR CORRELATED TIME TO BE DONE
Not connected to wpa_supplicant - command dropped.

Appreciate any pointers or suggestion on how to overcome this, thanks

** This issue relates to 802.1AS over 802.11. Not sure if this is the right forum for it

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As far as I know, there are people working on getting 802.1AS working over WiFi, but support is not there yet. @christopher-s-hall would probably be able to give you a better idea of what the current state of things is.

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