> This prevents userspace and the in-kernel MLME from configuring > channel/BSSID/SSID at the same time when the in-kernel MLME is in the midst > of automatic AP selection. This is done by holding the RTNL lock. Once cfg80211 drops the rtnl we'll have to find a better way of doing this, for now I agree. Maybe in cfg80211 we'll have to allow drivers to access the per-cfg80211-instance mutex allocated for them. johannes
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