#685: Average RSSI calculation for ahdemo mode is broken
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      Reporter:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]      |       Owner:  mrenzmann               
                           
          Type:  defect                 |      Status:  reopened                
                           
      Priority:  major                  |   Milestone:  version 0.9.x - 
progressive release candidate phase
     Component:  madwifi: 802.11 stack  |     Version:  v0.9.0                  
                           
    Resolution:                         |    Keywords:                          
                           
Patch_attached:  1                      |  
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Comment (by [EMAIL PROTECTED]):

 I have a suspicision of what may be your problem.

 It seems the neighbour table can contain entries for all packets that the
 card has heard on that particular channel, regardless of whether the
 ESSID/BSSID is correct or not. In rare cases it is even possible to
 correctly receive a packet from an adjacent channel if the transmitter is
 close enough (eg, in the same machine), which will also result in an entry
 in the neighbour table.

 Currently the code to which my original patch was applied does not filter
 the neighbour table on ESSID/BSSID. I think it may need to. I haven't had
 time to look into this properly yet.

 Can you please paste the output of
 {{{
 wlanconfig <iface> list
 }}}
 to this ticket. If there are more than 2 entries in the table then you may
 be hitting this problem. If you could also list the MAC addresses that you
 know of it would help in sorting out what is what in the neighbour table.

 I'm not sure that the rate algorithm pays too much attention to RSSI. As
 far as I'm aware it uses it only to establish the initial rate, after that
 its tunings are based purely on the success of packet transmission as far
 as I know. The rate algorithm also works on a per-node basis if my
 understanding is correct, so would not be affected by extra entries in the
 neighbour table.

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Ticket URL: <http://madwifi.org/ticket/685>
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