all your interfaces before the fork you can keep the IPC
very simple.
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,tkip,aes) driver for their prism2 hardware.
The hostap drivers are also much better behaved for rfmon than the
orinoco drivers for prism2.
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Bus Error at 008BE426 while reading byte from
app which links the library to a
tuntap interface for doing what you mentioned, however it obviously
doesn't solve the differing endian issues.
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Remember the book store down the road
don't know that userspace ought to be dealing with endian
flipping for a specific card type.
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For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. Unfortunately, for
most people
this behaviour it can be done by user code.
Right, no reason not to just put this into a hotplug script, is there?
Is it, when it comes down to it, significantly different than automating
firmware loads for the user?
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campaigned for RT previously so i won't bore people with
it again now. :)
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America is a large, friendly dog in a very small room. Every time it
wags its tail, it knocks over a chair
the rfmon
device.
I want my cake, and to eat it too. :P
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Dear Die-ary,
Today I stuffed some dolls with dead rats I put in a blender.
I'm beginning to wonder if, maybe, I really am
different things.
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We're sorry, Susy won't be attending classes for the rest of this academic
year. She caught the measles, and we had her shot.
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to break.
I don't know if the solution to this is a warning, marking non-rfmon
virtual interfaces down, or just saying they'll figure it out, but I
figured it's worth considering at an early stage.
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Mike,
Please explain why the patch below is any better/worse than the
patch here:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=linux-netdevm=112997172112090w=2
Thanks!
John
On Sat, Nov 05, 2005 at 01:47:00PM -0500, Mike Kershaw wrote:
Josh Wright and I encountered this doing rawtx
and
anything else that decodes the frame and needs to know if 4 trailing
bytes are tacked on).
If you already emit prism2 or avs headers, switching to emitting
radiotap is about 10 minutes worth of code.
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on the range happily.
I wanted to leave it open for future arp types rather than restrict it
to a specific set and cause more patching in the future.
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Give a man a fire, and he's warm
Very small patch to allow setting of the link type of the virtual tapX
interfaces in tun/tap. Needed for writing packets of other arp link
types to tap, ie 80211 wireless frames.
Implemented as a simple IOCTL to set the arptype.
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