As I can't find the RAMdisk anywhere, I cannot tell you for sure what is wrong (I haven't read the logs that were posted because 4shared need registration). Nevertheless, I think I know what's going on:
Your defconfig is set-up to build the WiFi driver as a module. After compiling your kernel, the module is located at /drivers/net/wireless/bcmdhd/bcmdhd.ko. You need to insert this (and exactly this) module on boot in order to get WiFi working. If you upload your RAMdisk, I can tell you in detail what has to be done.
You can save yourself from trouble by not building wireless as a module. In your defconfig, simply set CONFIG_BCMDHD=y.
In Fancy Kernel, I'm also building it as a module, because there's a workaround for suspend WiFi drops that relies on ejecting / reinserting the module.
[EDIT] Turns out I had an account. And my assumption was right:
Code:[ 253.240570] bcmdhd: version magic '3.0.82-4.2-fancy_kernel-r31-ext SMP preempt mod_unload ARMv7 ' should be '3.0.82-ASPK SMP preempt mod_unload ARMv7 '
So judging from that message, I see you have automatic module inserting already (it's most likely my RAMdisk?!). All you have to do is to replace bcmdhd.ko in /sbin after every compilation. That is if you want to keep CONFIG_BCMDHD=m of course.
GOD. Thanks xD Okay.
Yeah. I was using your RAMDisk
Anyways guys, I've rebased somethings. And yeah, I implemented boype's fix So it did work well
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