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Subject: Re: Wi driver hostap and 11Mbps problem 
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<lists@hosting50.cz> wrote:
> Hi all!
> 
> I have serious problem with my FreeBSD box and Zcomax XI-626 card supported
> by WI driver.
> In client mode or ad-hoc, everything is good, but in hostap mode driver is
> working at 2Mbps only.
> On BSD 4.x it was OK, but in current there is a bug in driver.
> 
> Has anyone hav same problems or the way how to correct it?

Try doing "ifconfig wiX debug link2" and you can look at the actual rates 
used in each packet.

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