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On Thursday 20 May 2004 06:04 am, Fish wrote:

> When I built from source I configured with --enable-syspcap and used
> source=radiotap_fbsd_b,wi0,wtapb,10 as my source.

You didn't mention what kernel you're running.  radiotap support should work 
fine in current.

	Sam