In addition to moving the nv_setmulti() and nv_ifmedia_upd() calls to a slightly different place in DFly (after pfnInit and before pfnStart), I also noticed that pfnStop() seems to take a flags argument which the header files define AFFECT_RECEIVER and AFFECT_TRANSMITTER for, but both our codes have been calling pfnStop() with a flags argument of 0. I don't know if adding the flags has any effect but it doesn't seem to make things worse. If pfnStop() isn't actually stopping the hardware due to incorrect flags then all sorts of bad things can happen. -MattReceived on Wed Dec 14 2005 - 16:11:27 UTC
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