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Subject: wpa_supplicant and system tap
From: Jack Smith <smith.jack.sidman@googlemail.com>
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I am trying to understand why my Wireless network connection is so
unstable.

I was wondering if it would be worthwhile to explore what ipw2200 is
doing by way of system tap.

Is this a sensible approach ?

If not, can you suggest a better one.

Thanks,
Jack