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Subject: Re: Atheros AP problems
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11g AP operation doesn't work right; the driver doesn't set the slot time 
correctly and the ERP support in the 802.11 layer has a problem (and the code 
doesn't properly handle networks with a mix of 11b+g stations).  I've been 
promised the fixups for a few weeks but if I don't get them soon will just do 
it myself.

	Sam