"Damien Bergamini" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> But the wpi(4) driver should reassociate immediately.

And it does, most of the time.  For one reason or another, at
semi-random intervals I get 

Jul 23 08:06:49 thingy /bsd: wpi0: fatal firmware error
Jul 23 08:06:50 thingy /bsd: wpi0: timeout waiting for adapter to initialize
Jul 23 08:06:50 thingy /bsd: wpi0: could not load firmware

Less often now (I tend to run latest snapshots, too lazy to do real
-current most times), but it still happens, and sometimes AFAICS this
leads to loss of link if not complete deassociation.  Usually fixable
with a new ifconfig wpi0 up (mumble) && dhclient wpi0, though.  I've
seen this on all revs since I got the machine (Thinkpad R60) in
October last.

If I can help debug this I'd be more than happy to.

- P
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