On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 10:32 AM, Malinen, Jouni <jo...@qca.qualcomm.com>wrote:
> > Which kernel and driver version are you using? I am using kernel 3.12.9 right now, I will update to 3.13.5 tonight (when I have free download) and post if that resolves the issue. It's not wpa_supplicant disconnecting, but something in the kernel > (cfg80211, mac80211, ath9k) deciding that the association has been lost or > another user space program requesting disconnection. Do you happen to have > NetworkManager or some other upper layer management software running on > the system? I do not have any of these running. (I've verified in systemd and top) > It would also be helpful if you would be able to capture the IEEE 802.11 > frames exchanged between the devices either with an external sniffer > device or by using a virtual monitor interface on the station device. > I began googling for this, is there a program you recommend? I am running Linux on the access point, and I can hook it up to a USB drive to run off of. I found Wireshark, but it seems very big. Also found tcpdump, aircrack-ng, ... But there seems like a lot of overhead in figuring this out. Some of what I was reading made it seem I needed to just put the interfaces on the AP into monitor mode? Also, there seem to be Management, Control, Data frames. Do I want to capture all of them? Sorry for needing more specifics, thanks for the help! Jamie
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