2009/10/23 Albert Cahalan <acaha...@gmail.com>: > Thus, properly done, the XO labled "C" might have either of: > > a. wlan0 to reach A, and wlan1 to reach B (same hardware) > b. wlan0, from which wlan0_0 and wlan0_1 are instantiated
It can't do this, unless it has 2 independent clocks in the wifi hardware. I do not know of any hardware that does this. The issue is that A and B are both hosting their own networks, they are both beacon masters, spewing beacons based off their own clocks. C can either talk with A, by finding the beacons, adjusting its own clock to match. (at this point, any frames coming from B will be heard as noise) or it can adjust to B's clock, in order to speak to it (and everyone else who's synchronized to B). At this point, frames coming from A are just noise. Daniel _______________________________________________ Devel mailing list Devel@lists.laptop.org http://lists.laptop.org/listinfo/devel
