On Mon 29.10.07 17:12, Ulrich Meis wrote: [snip] > There's just one problem...I can't send more than 2312 bytes, which also > happens to be the limit defined in the 802.11 spec. Or maybe I can, but > the receiver(also running ath5k) doesn't accept it...on that side I > hacked into the rx tasklet and it doesn't get anything above 2312 :(
I checked using an ath5k sender --> madwifi receiver and ath5k actually sends frames >2312 bytes up to about 3092 bytes that are received by madwifi. However, ath5k cannot receive frames >2312 bytes, or at least tasklet_rx is not called for it. Therefore, it seems that madwifi programs the hardware differently...maybe it's about the rx_filter register? Is it possible that madwifi/closedHAL is setting it differently? Uli _______________________________________________ ath5k-devel mailing list ath5k-devel@lists.ath5k.org https://lists.ath5k.org/mailman/listinfo/ath5k-devel
