Hi Michael, Quick question: it appears that the adm8211 driver pulls out the 802.11 header and instead inserts a custom TX header that only contains one/two addresses (3/4-addr header format). This appears to mean that it can send neither QoS frames properly nor can actually communicate with an AP other than the one it is associated to. The latter isn't much of a problem, but it seems that the driver will fall over with QoS AP since it doesn't strip the QoS-data bit from the frame control. Or does the hardware do that? In any case, mac80211 shouldn't be announcing QoS support for this driver, should it? johannes
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