RE: [PATCH 38/42] tests: update ML discovery test to also check probe requests

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> > Also check that we can discover BSSs requests using ML probe requests.
> > Note that this requires a new enough mac80211 which parses the ML
> > probe request and reports the contained BSSs.
> 
> >  def test_eht_mld_discovery(dev, apdev):
> 
> > +        # NOTE: hostap incorrectly reports a TSF offset of zero
> > +        # This only works because the source is always the ML probe
> response
> > +        tsf1 = int(wpas.get_bss(hapd1.own_addr())['tsf'])
> 
> Is that "hostap" supposed to be "hostapd"?

Yes.. Sorry.

> 
> This makes eht_mld_discovery fail for me since there is no BSS entry for
> hapd1.. Does this need some kernel changes to alloc ML probe request
> actually work or did something else end up breaking? I had to fix a number of
> issues in earlier patches, so that might have an impact. I cannot test the
> unmodified patches since they do not compile and even after fixing the
> compilation issues (well, warnings), there were issues that caused processes
> to terminate.
> 

I tested it with the latest wireless-next tree. I also didn't see any warnings (maybe I have a different gcc or something) - anyway, sorry about that.
All the eht tests passed for me and should work.
It indeed requires some kernel changes but everything should be there.
I see most of the patchset is applied now, I will test it to see what happened there..


> --
> Jouni Malinen                                            PGP id EFC895FA

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