Re: WiFi regulatory domain
Could be the linux driver isn't up to the task. What NIC/driver are you using?
Re: WiFi regulatory domain
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VulpiArgenti
Could be the linux driver isn't up to the task. What NIC/driver are you using?
Oh - I realized too late that I did not write...
NIC - CB9 and ath5k driver.
Basically, I did not set anything, so it found the system itself.
Zbyněk
Re: WiFi regulatory domain
I haven't used this driver but according to linuxwireless.org (often outdated) it doesn't support 5GHz spectrum. This means your maximum channel will be 14. I see some people (like you unfortunately) are only getting 11. Various hacks are offered in the aircrack forums and dev mailing list, but they're not for the faint of heart!
Re: WiFi regulatory domain
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Originally Posted by
VulpiArgenti
This means your maximum channel will be 14.
That's not entirely true - 5 GHz band works, except for certain disabled channels. Range of channels more or less corresponds to the regulatory domain, only the above channels are always forbidden - regardless of the country set.