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Date:      Fri, 02 Sep 2005 21:01:14 -0700
From:      Sam Leffler <sam@errno.com>
To:        Vitaly <dreamer2@tikhvin.info>
Cc:        freebsd-current@freebsd.org
Subject:   Re: ath bridge panic
Message-ID:  <4319200A.2010702@errno.com>
In-Reply-To: <43183E7D.50802@tikhvin.info>
References:  <430060FB.1000405@tikhvin.info> <4314537C.5050808@tikhvin.info>	<4314A32A.9050105@errno.com> <43183E7D.50802@tikhvin.info>

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Vitaly wrote:
> 
>>
>> Still exists with what version of the system?  If you haven't tried 
>> BETA3 then do that first.
>>
>> To get something like this fixed you need to provide the steps needed 
>> to reproduce the problem.
>>
> I tried BETA3, while client authentification in progress i get error 
> messages but after all ok without panic

Sorry but I do not understand "while cleint authentication in progress". 
  Is this an ap?  Where is the configuration?  What client is this?

> 
> ath0: device timeout
> ath0: device timeout
> ath0: device timeout
> ath0: device timeout

These should not happen.

> couldn't m_pullup
> couldn't m_pullup
> couldn't m_pullup
> couldn't m_pullup
> couldn't m_pullup

Haven't a clue where these msgs come from.

> ....
> 
> but i have another problem here - 80211b PDA client success communicates 
> with another 80211g client, but not with 80211b client
> what debug modes i must set to athdebug to view activity with this problem
>

ath is the wrong level to look for problems; look at the net80211 level. 
  I have a number of changes in current that have yet to be MFC'd to 
RELENG_6 for ap operation so they may help you.  Also I'm aware that 11g 
ap operation is not right for a mixed-bss.  The ap does not announce a 
revised ERP information element in the beacons when non-ERP stations 
join/leave the bss so a mixed station bss may not function correctly due 
to inconsistent setup of preamble and/or protection.  No eta on when 
that'll be fixed; it's easy but my time is limited right now.

	Sam



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