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Subject: Re: wifi coexistence II
From: Marcel Holtmann <marcel@holtmann.org>
To: Paulo Bustelo Codesido <pbustelo@ontouch.es>
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Date: Sun, 01 Feb 2009 17:54:57 +0100
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Hi Paulo,

> As far as I know with hcitool afh I can just read the afh map...
> 
> I'm checking with this command
> 
> Set AFH Host Channel Classification (0x03|0x003f)
> 
> running every second...
> 
> but it seems to have no efect...
> my problem is during inquiring....
> is afh working in inquire mode?
> what more can I try?

you have to write your own command that actually sets the AFH map. The
hcitool only reads it.

However during inquiry you have lost anyway. It is using a fixed
frequency hopping.

Regads

Marcel