2009/3/2 Javier Cardona <jav...@cozybit.com>:
> Agreed.  However, I believe you can claim reliable WPA2 support, as
> the WPA2 handshake doesn't have this timing vulnerability.
> Have not tested extensively, but my experience was that WPA2 was very 
> reliable.

Yes, my experience is also that WPA2 is more reliable. However, don't
forget that 8.2.1 introduces another regression which I can reproduce
every time where the WPA2 (and WPA) connection is not automatically
reestablished on reboot - association and WPA2 handshake succeeds, but
the system receives no response during DHCP. (have not tested if the
problem is in TX or RX path)

http://lists.laptop.org/pipermail/devel/2009-February/022993.html
This was also observed by Hal Murray and I can reproduce it on every boot.

Daniel
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