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Re: every other wireless scan shows bogus (too low) signal strengths

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On Fri, 2022-12-02 at 10:21 -0500, Bruno Dantas wrote:
> 
> Maybe doing a wifi network scan requires more power than just
> authenticating with an AP and using the network? And maybe my after-
> market 802.11ac adapter requires a bit more power than the 802.11n
> adapters that were around when this laptop was made? If so, maybe it
> takes this old laptop's PCI bus two attempts before the 802.11ac
> adapter has enough power to do an accurate network scan? That's a lot
> of maybes, but it's my best guess given the behavior I'm observing.
> 

FWIW - and sorry I didn't get around to answering here earlier - that
doesn't really make a lot of sense - we're talking about the report of
"received signal strength", which is pretty much unrelated to the power
you need to actually receive.

But as to what's actually going on I still have no clue either, sorry.

johannes




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