Re: athstats help?

On Thu, 14 Jun 2012 11:21:52 -0700
Gene <[email protected]> wrote:

> The documented athstats arguments do not seem to work for me. I can
> not get a n-second "progressive rolling report." Running athstats with
> any arguments just returns the one-time "summary report." For example:
> 
> XM.v5.3.5.# athstats
> 42 recv overrun interrupts
> 54 recv eol interrupts
> ...
> 3.91 tx aggregate subframe retry percent
> 0.00 tx aggregate subframe excessive retry percent
> 
> XM.v5.3.5.# athstats 5
> 42 recv overrun interrupts
> 54 recv eol interrupts
> ...
> 3.91 tx aggregate subframe retry percent
> 0.00 tx aggregate subframe excessive retry percent
> 
> XM.v5.3.5.# athstats -i wifi0 5

I'm getting "progressive rolling report" when running this command.

> What am I missing? Is there a configuration to set that allows the
> "progressive" report?
> 
> I am not a c programmer but the code at
> http://madwifi-project.org/log/madwi...ols/athstats.c appears to
> handle reporting when given an interval argument.

Make sure you are using a version of athstat that was compiled from the
right source.

When reporting problems in any software, please always report the
version of the software.

-- 
Regards,
Pavel Roskin

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