Hi, As per docs ( http://developer.android.com/reference/android/net/wifi/WifiManager.html#WIFI_MODE_FULL_HIGH_PERF) it's possible to control the network power (and importantly PERFORMANCE) mode on Android revision 12 and higher. Currently, I am in the need to do this on lower version and figured that creating a lock with hard-coded constant "3" (the value from the level 12 android SDK) wifiLock = WFMngr.createWifiLock(3, "MyWifiLock"); works also on Android 2.3.3. A further look into the SDK sources revelead (if I am correct) that Android does not check the provided value, it merely forwards it to the driver. My aim is to use this line of code from Android 1.6 onwards, or maybe starting from 2.1. The kind of answer I am looking for here is whether my hypotesis (this setting is driver dependent, not android version dependent) is correct and if not, what kind of errors can I expect? Thanks.
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