On Mon, Jan 5, 2009 at 4:18 PM, Thomas Bächler <[email protected]> wrote: > Dan McGee schrieb: >> >> And I'm not sure you even have to add anything to daemons at all- when >> I installed these packages on my laptop, the udev rule seemed to take >> care of everything and called crda all on its own. > > Of course. The problem is that the kernel doesn't know what the correct > regulatory domain is. I think some drivers can notify it if they have a > country code in their EEPROM, and starting with 2.6.29, a code can be > received from an AP. I had to set the domain. If you look at the daemon > script, all it does is "iw reg set XX". The kernel seems to use US by > default (although it should probably use 00).
Ahh, being on this side of the pond I just assumed it was smart. Didn't realize it wasn't pulling that country code from the config file but it just happened to pick US. -Dan
