Re: [Madwifi-users] how to enforce country/regulatory domain?
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From: Vladimir I. <ha...@fr...> - 2004-01-05 18:05:05
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> You cannot set th regulatory domain. If you check the return code you'll find > this failed. When the regdomain is not set you do indeed get the FCC domain. > All cards sold by a retailer are supposed to have a valid regulatory domain > code programmed in the EEPROM. I'm in the midst of updating the regulatory > domain code and we may change the default domain to something more generic > like the WORLD0 code (0x60). > > Regardless, the vendor that manufactured you the card is doing the wrong thing > according to my understanding. Atheros' own Windows drivers allow to change the country. I don't know if that implies changing of the regulatory domain as well, but I guess so? By the way, I never figured out how to specify whether to use lower or upper 5 Ghz band with Windows drivers, is there a way to do it? -- Best Regards, Vladimir Ivaschenko Thunderworx - Senior Systems Engineer (RHCE) |