The kvmguest shorthand was removed after the release of Linux 5.10. It
was just shorthand for kvm_guest.config anyway, so update the
test-runner documentation accordingly.
Some elements, though unlikely, are not required to be included
with the GET_STATION call that GetDiagnostics relies on. mac80211
based drivers include most of these, but other drivers may not.
To be on the safe side all properties except ConnectedBss are now
optional and may not be included.
When the SignalLevelAgent doc blurb was moved to station-api.txt it
seems the interface was changed to Station.SignalLevelAgent in some
places but not in most and not in the code. Also fix the pointers to
the doc file.
There are wiki's floating around, but I have consolidated the steps for
USB passthrough into our internal docs.
Reviewed-By: Paul Menzel <pmenzel@molgen.mpg.de>
Allowing applications to toggle this was a bit dangerous since it could
mess with existing links. The naming was also controversial. Remove
this property for now in preparation of makig the API stable / frozen.
If needed, this functionality can be enabled some other way.
This change removes the name WiFi from the interface name since this
term is copyrighted by the Wi-Fi Alliance and cannot be properly
attributed in such a context.
It was found that some distros do not ship with a regulatory.db file.
This is required to run some of the autotests, and if not found on the
system the kernel build will fail due to some of the IWD config
options which require regulatory.db.
The fix is to manually download regulatory.db from git.kernel.org and
place it in /lib/firmware.
The test-runner hostapd section continues to grow with various
options to enable. The wording for each of the options was such
that it appeared optional (for test X uncomment Y). Since anyone
running test-runner will likely want the ability to run all
tests it made sense for us to just host our own hostapd config
file that can be copied into the hostapd tree.
