Sam Leffler wrote: >> Clients can connect to the AP, but obviously packets are dropped every >> time the card is reset. > > How do you know packets are dropped? Nothing should be lost. I'm pinging the access point from an associated wifi client: when this message appears one or two pings are lost. Previously, when such messages didn't appear, no pings were lost. Maybe the reply timeouts and is not completely lost, I'll do more tests asap. > "every few seconds" is not helpful. Actually the timing is highly variable, it may happen once a second, like once every 15 seconds or more. Usually (in the two hours I tried) every 2-5 seconds. > Look for something else in the > system that coincides w/ your msgs. It's possible that periodic > calibration done by the driver has a bad effect; you can turn it off by > setting a sysctl (look at sysctl -a and/or the driver code). hw.ath.shortcal = 0, right? I'll try, I haven't done additional tests before knowing what would be useful for debugging. -- Alex DupreReceived on Tue Sep 29 2009 - 04:43:34 UTC
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