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Re: [rt73usb] Master Mode almost done; problem with ARP

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Johannes Berg wrote:
On Fri, 2009-05-08 at 11:08 +0200, Alexandre Becholey wrote:

And what I can't do:
- Computers on the LAN can't ping the stations (Destination Host Unreachable)
- AP can't ping the stations

I ran wireshark on a computer on the LAN, on the AP (here I used tcpdump on all interfaces because I don't have the possibility to have X) and on a stations. I would say that's a problem with ARP packets.

Here's a similar bug -- the debugging I did there you should do here.

http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13237

johannes
I said something wrong: from any stations, I can't ssh the AP (it works only if from the station pings the AP during the ssh). I made a few other observations:

I start a ping from a LAN computer to a futur associated station (all IP are fix). When the station finished the association, the ping works for 20 sec (it seems to correspond to the time an entry stays in the ARP table) and then Destination Host Unreachable. As soon as I start a ping from the station to the LAN computer, the LAN computer's ping receive the responses, but when I stop the ping from the station, the LAN computer's ping don't receive the respond any more even if I stop it before 20sec are elapsed... I think it's more than just a problem with the ARP table.


I looked at the patch given in the bug you gave me, the ralink driver seems do the things correctly.

Alexandre
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