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Re: [PATCH 38/43] mac80211: allow disable FAT in specific configurations

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> > It seems to me that (12, -1) would be pretty much the same as (8, +1) as
> > far as regulatory is concerned.
> 
> Yes, just beacons will flows on 12 and not on 8 so from protocol point
> this is important

Yes, but how is it important to the regulatory regulations?

> (But this is not what is written in the comment we comparing (8,-1) to
> (8,+1) - Both are FAT channels - Beacons flow on 8 channel)
> 
> I'm just thinking about how we should
> > express this in the regulatory database where we're not really concerned
> > with channels but rather allowed bands.
> >
> Not sure what do you mean, You always need to keep in mind channel, band tuple.

Well our database just says: "ok, you're allowed to use 2400-2483.5 MHz,
at a maximum bandwidth of 40 MHz, if it fits"

johannes

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