> No, wpa_supplicant shouldn't have to do that, mac80211 should > do that automatically once a new BSSID comes in. The problem > seems to be between > mac80211 and your AP in that mac80211 associates to another > AP and then tries the target one but the target one doesn't > like that so we should at least try to disassociate from the > previous one first. > > > mac80211 should be responsible. > > I tend to think that is rather questionable behaviour, how > can the second AP know that you're still in range to the > first and can even disassociate from that one? > I have edited a trace/comment PDF file. I hope that will explain what I seen. It shows my major concerns: - Driver initially authenticate with wrong AP - Driver authenticating with new AP while having a valid association with and other AP. /Lars
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