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Is there any way to delay probe responses with ath9k.
What basically I'm trying to achieve is probe responses on the 2.4 ghz 
to be answered slower that the one on the 5ghz, thus causing the client 
to associate to the 5ghz if he has that option.

Is this the correct approach? Is my logic off?