https://bugs.wireshark.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=14266
--- Comment #9 from Guy Harris <[email protected]> ---
(In reply to zpchi004 from comment #8)
> Hi Guy,
>
> After i conducted the following 3 steps, the "beamformed" becomes both
> "true" in the saved file which contains only the problematic frame. That is,
> both "radiotap header" and "802.11 radio information" show beamformed as
> True.
>
> 1. open the file containing the frame that exhibits this problem;
> 2. select that frame;
> 3. export it (and no other frames) by doing File -> Export Specified Packets,
> requesting "Specified packets only", filling in a file name,
> and saving the file;
You didn't mention
4. run the file to which you exported that frame through the "editcap"
command-line tool that comes with Wireshark, as
editcap -s {radiotap header byte count} {file with that one frame} {new
file}
but the file is cut short after the radiotap header.
So do you mean "after I conducted the following *4* steps", with that 4th step
included, or do you mean that you did just the first 3 steps, and the resulting
one-packet file, with the full contents of the packet, didn't show the problem,
and then you stripped off the payload to generate the file to attach?
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