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Subject: Re: Possible issue with mac80211 and certain access points
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On Fri, 2010-05-14 at 00:07 +0200, Marcel Holtmann wrote:

> > Using the Palm Pre hotspot, I can get connected, but the connection
> > will drop after a very short period of time.  There are messages in
> > the system log whenever the connection drops:

> actually I ran into the same issue two days ago and was going to post
> it. So what I am seeing with the Palm Pre is that when we actually scan
> while connected to the Palm Pre, a second later we end up disconnected.

So the Palm is acting as an AP? A beer for each of you says their AP
implementation is buggy.

johannes