Fixed call to timer functions for later kernel API (>4.14) #1
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This change allows the dnt900 kernel module to be able to compile on kernels later than 4.14. As implemented though there is a problem that there is a NULL pointer dereferenced during the initial call to dnt900_send_packet. Not sure if that's a new bug or existing; I'm not a kernel dev and can't work out the NULL reference. I'm actually trying to get this working on a DNT2400 device (that's the only hardware I have, and I need the 2.4GHz radio for ... reasons), but I don't think that's the root cause of the issue. Would really appreciate a commit and a quick test to see if you could emulate and then stomp the bug. Thanks. |
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