Hello Dan and thank you for this answer, On Mon, 2013-10-14 at 09:41 -0500, Dan Williams wrote: > This problem is most definitely a supplicant issue. The supplicant > roams too aggressively, even if the currently associated access point > has a very good signal. We've patched that in Fedora, but as you > indicate, your kernel wifi driver is also not working correctly when > reporting signal strength.
Thank you for these details! Do you know if it's possible to configure wpa_supplicant (via NM or not) to be less aggressive but without having to patch it? (or to force it to not switch between access points?). I know that we can force wpa_supplication to try to connect to a specific access point (by using the mac address) but it's not what I want: I don't want to change the settings each time I want to connect to a different access point of this network. Regards, Matt
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