I also cloak the SSID, hence the scan_ssid=1.
Would it be worth lowering the security level on my AP to see if that helps?
Please turn off hiding ssid on AP and give it a try again.
Best Regards,
sephe
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Hello,
Sorry I didnt reply sooner - I did as you asked, turned
On 5/1/06, Alex Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
Sorry I didnt reply sooner - I did as you asked, turned the AP SSID
No need to be sorry :-)
masking off and it still shows the same behaviour as it did before, it
never associates and then spits out the device timeout message. This
BTW, which rate control algo are you using with ath(4)?
On 5/1/06, Alex Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also cloak the SSID, hence the scan_ssid=1.
Would it be worth lowering the security level on my AP to see if that helps?
Please turn off hiding ssid on AP and give it a try again.
Am Montag, 1. Mai 2006 03:09 schrieb Sepherosa Ziehau:
Hi all,
I have rearranged the previous 80211 patch:
http://leaf.dragonflybsd.org/~sephe/802_11.diff3
NOTE:
1) Apply this patch at /usr/src, don't forget -p0 in `patch'. It
should apply cleanly to HEAD or PREVIEW
2) You will need to at
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
On 2006-05-01 20:54, walt wrote:
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
You might be interested in core(5), which has a list of criteria
walt wrote:
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
Erik already mentioned core(5).
Additionally, signal(3) will tell you the default
On 5/2/06, walt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
When a userland program segfaults, what determines whether
it also dumps core? Is there something either the programmer
or the user can do to force a cordump on segfault?
Thanks for any clues!
Some security-conscious programs will setrlimit()