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For the records, here is the struct that I use for WLC_GET_RSSI call :
typedef struct {
uint32 rssi; /* RSSI */
struct ether_addr ea; /* MAC address */
uint16 unknown; /* 41 then 00 */
} wlc_rssi_t;unknown field is set to 0x0041.
The WLC_GET_RSSI ioctl call, with the above structure, does not seem to differentiate between MAC addresses when the router is in ad-hoc mode. Is there a way by which we can enable this, while maintaining the router ad-hoc?
Or, is there a way I can register for events with the Broadcom binary, to obtain notification on receipt of packets? This way I may be able to issue the ioctl call in the even handler.
Or, is there a way I can register for events with the Broadcom binary, to obtain notification on receipt of packets? This way I may be able to issue the ioctl call in the even handler.
You could enable monitor mode with iwpriv (the interface will still work) and then use libpcap to capture all the packets from the prism0 interface.
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