tion
+connection+DHCP process. That, however, took around 20s to complete in
the best scenarios, and longer in the worst ones. So the code got
removed. That may have helped out here.
The only way to connect to non-broadcasting/non-beaconing access points
is to essentially know all the connection detai
Until a few days ago, I had never heard of a non-beaconing access point
(AP). A friend of mine has a NetGear MR814v2 and when you hide the
ESSID, you don't just blank the ESSID in the beacon packet, you stop
transmitting beacon packets. This is an area not covered by the 802.11
standard. In the
