Thank you Mathy.
I see you have done great work. I could have used your modified driver to
work it out. Unfortunately, I'm not using a USB dongle. My card is PCIe and
I use ath9k driver not ath9k_htc. I'm trying to map the changes, however, I
am a beginner in the field and this is not
Hi Yahia,
You can set the bits in AR_DIAG_SW an any point in time you want. An
option is to create a debugfs entry to control whether carrier sensing
is enabled or not. The only catch is that you have to restore your
custom values when ath9k_hw_set_power_awake or ath9k_hw_reset is
called.
Hey guys,
I got stuck trying to implement these instructions in the driver code.
I know I should use reg_set_bit
On Sat, Jan 3, 2015 at 11:34 AM, Yahia Shabara shabara.m...@gmail.com
wrote:
Thank you Sujith for your help
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Hey guys,
I got stuck trying to implement these instructions in the driver code.
I know I should use the function REG_SET_BIT(ah, AR_DIAG_SW,
AR_DIAG_IGNORE_VIRT_CS), for example, to disable Virtual carrier sensing.
What I need to know whether I just need this piece of code, and where
exactly in
Thanks Mathy for your help. Your paper is also quite interesting.
On Sat, Jan 3, 2015 at 2:30 AM, Mathy Vanhoef vanho...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Yahia,
You can disable both virtual and physical carrier sensing (physical:
detecting that someone else is currently transmitting, virtual:
channel
Thank you Sujith for your help
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Hi Yahia,
You can disable both virtual and physical carrier sensing (physical:
detecting that someone else is currently transmitting, virtual:
channel is marked as reserved due the a RTS/CTS). You can also disable
the back-off algorithm or modify its timeouts. I recently did this in
a paper
Yahia Shabara wrote:
I am doing an experiment that involves implementing a proposed channel access
scheme and I need to enable or disable physical spectrum sensing in a dynamic
manner. In addition to disabling the back-off time intended for collision
avoidance since my experiment and system
hi,
Is it possible to disable physical spectrum sensing?
I am doing an experiment that involves implementing a proposed channel
access scheme and I need to enable or disable physical spectrum sensing in
a dynamic manner. In addition to disabling the back-off time intended for
collision avoidance
