PRISMII - HFA384x - Wlan : Transmit problem

I have succesfulLy initiated and enabled the MAC. I'm able to
associate with the AP: The MAC status (RID FD40) for MAC port #0
reproted as "Connected to ESS"(0x0004), The BSSID (RID FD42) returns
the correct AP mac address and RX packets are recieved correctly. The
problem is with transmit :
1. I'm allocating a buffer for TX with Reclaim bit set.
2. Im getting Alloc event interrupt and reading the FID for TX from
AllocFID register.
3. I'm transmitting a packet using the above FID. The control frame :
TxContrl field = 6 (MAC Port 0, 802.3 format, TxEx + TxOK set); the
Control frame is transmitted using offset=0 and len=14. The 802.3
Header info : destAddr = 0xffffffffffff(broadcast), SrcAddr =
OwnMACAddr value, and length of the data section. The header info+Data
are transmitted using offset 46 and len = DataLen+14.
All is done according to the documentation. When transmitting, I get
TxExc event interrupt, and "Discon"(0x0004) bit is set in the Status
field.
Whats wrong with my TX procedure ?

Anyone got a degree in gobbledegook?


"Eran" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have succesfulLy initiated and enabled the MAC. I'm able to
> associate with the AP: The MAC status (RID FD40) for MAC port #0
> reproted as "Connected to ESS"(0x0004), The BSSID (RID FD42) returns
> the correct AP mac address and RX packets are recieved correctly. The
> problem is with transmit :
> 1. I'm allocating a buffer for TX with Reclaim bit set.
> 2. Im getting Alloc event interrupt and reading the FID for TX from
> AllocFID register.
> 3. I'm transmitting a packet using the above FID. The control frame :
> TxContrl field = 6 (MAC Port 0, 802.3 format, TxEx + TxOK set); the
> Control frame is transmitted using offset=0 and len=14. The 802.3
> Header info : destAddr = 0xffffffffffff(broadcast), SrcAddr =
> OwnMACAddr value, and length of the data section. The header info+Data
> are transmitted using offset 46 and len = DataLen+14.
> All is done according to the documentation. When transmitting, I get
> TxExc event interrupt, and "Discon"(0x0004) bit is set in the Status
> field.
> Whats wrong with my TX procedure ?