Revisit: CVS - WEP = Crashes FIXED
J Yunke <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.linux.drivers.prism54.user |
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Hi Everyone -- In a previous e-mail I wrote to users, I admitted having a problem with a Pentium II-233 with an SMC2802W PCI card with the version of CVS at the time. Someone wrote in and said I didn't have enough CPU, another person wrote that this was likely not the case, and a third person suggested that the level of PCI standard my machine was using could be causing issues. I compiled a fresh 2.4.25 kernel with today's CVS, and it's been working like a charm. I have 128-bit WEP enabled, explicit MACs configured, and am able to communicate between the firewall (56Mbps), my Windows 2000 desktop (11Mbps), and my Windows XP laptop (56Mbps) with no issues, for over 15 minutes. Before, my connection would drop within seconds if I turned on WEP, and if I had WEP off, a simple steady-but-large file transfer would cause a kernel panic on the firewall. So, I have been crippled until today -- being careful not to transfer any large files without dropping to a wired connection. I dreaded switching cards out and going back to the stable Hostap project and losing the speed. To the developers on this project -- GOOD WORK! I see steady progress, and that is fantastic for such a relatively young project. -- Justin