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From: "Arve Seljebu" <arve.seljebu@polarcom.no>
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Subject: wicontrol -c
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It seems to a problem with the wicontrol client listing when a wireless =
card is configured as an AP. Using 'wicontrol -C' shows some part of the =
MAC (the last four hex), and the signal at the wrong place. When more =
then one clients connect to the AP, also a long decimal number is shown =
under 'qual'. In my case the number is 1285955584 (decimal), which is =
4CA62000 hex, and match my MAC: 00:20:A6:4C:EE:DA( just somewhat =
backwards).

The symptom is the same using both a wireless card with Atheros and =
Prism 3 chipset.

Is this a known bug? Couldn't find it at the FreeBSD bug-report. It =
would probably be a small thing to fix, since the numbers are only =
staggered four columns to the left in the entire list.=20

Should I maybe report it as a bug?


Regards,=20

Arve Seljebu
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