Since P2P is dependent over wifi technology, it will get its technology
registered by this one if only one of the interface supports it.
Following the same logic, once an interface is removed the wifi
technology will check if the P2P technology is still supported by - at
least one of - the other in
Since P2P is dependent over wifi technology, it will get its technology
registered by this one if only one of the interface supports it.
Following the same logic, once an interface is removed the wifi
technology will check if the P2P technology is still supported by - at
least one of - the other in
Hi Tomasz,
On pe, 2014-03-21 at 14:06 +0200, Tomasz Bursztyka wrote:
> Since P2P is dependent over wifi technology, it will get its technology
> registered by this one if only one of the interface supports it.
> Following the same logic, once an interface is removed the wifi
> technology will chec
Since P2P is dependent over wifi technology, it will get its technology
registered by this one if only one of the interface supports it.
Following the same logic, once an interface is removed the wifi
technology will check if the P2P technology is still supported by - at
least one of - the other in
