Re: [Ndiswrapper-general] SSID with 128-bit keys

[Landon K. <la...@ge...>]

Giri,

This is what I see in my dmesg output after adding the debug code you 
suggested (Last night I tried the ndiswrapper code in a 2.4.23 environment 
just for kicks and I received the same result).

Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
set_essid: 0, 36, 0
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
Calling query at e0d69c52 rva(00013c52)
get_essid: 0, 36, 0, 0
get_essid: 00, 00, 00


On Monday 08 December 2003 08:37 pm, Giridhar Pemmasani wrote:
> Here is a small patch to wrapper.c that will print what is going on
> with setting ssid. Hopefully this will identify if there is a
> problem. Please apply the patch, test it and let me know.
>
> To test: first set the key, do iwconfig, then set the ssid, again do
> iwconfig. Save all the output (you can use a tool called 'script', it
> will spawn a new shell and when you are done, type 'exit' and you are
> back to the original shell and the output will be in a file called
> 'typescript'). Send me the typescript file as well as all
> /var/log/messages.
>
> Giri