Hello Sven-Haegar,
That is why i did change all my laptops' cards to Atheros chipsets.
If you're looking for PC-hosted bridging tinc with wi-fi solutions, check out
some access point capable wireless adapters (Like Zyxel AG-225H, D-Link DWA110,
etc.) they have the capability of creating a usual wireless network (i.e. AP
mode, not the usual Client mode and of course not ad-hoc mode), and should not
suffer from intel marketing limitations. Sure, atheros-based internal solutions
are (demanding user)-friendly too.
All of them are pretty cheap btw.
But anyways, if i was planning adding wi-fi to virtual ting network, i
would have bridge done not on wireless side, but n ethernet.
>> Intel promiscuous wifi does not work w bridging:
>> http://www.intel.com/support/wireless/wlan/sb/CS-025286.htm
SHK> Just bridging between a wifi interface in client mode (connected to an
SHK> AP as a client) and another interface (nothing tinc related, the
SHK> same goes for ethernet) does not work.
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Best regards,
Vladislav mailto:[email protected]
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