[ipwave] 2018 Spring Hackathon problem at 5GHz
Alexandre Petrescu <alexandre.petrescu@gmail.com> Thu, 18 April 2019 21:20 UTC
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Subject: [ipwave] 2018 Spring Hackathon problem at 5GHz
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For completeness, In private conversation, I am told the following. During the HAckathon of Spring 2018 in Africa, there was some problem with putting the cards at 5 GHz. If I remember correctly, they did set it in OCB mode, did use cheap off the shelf cards in a tower PC, and did see some IPv6 on it. But there was an issue at 5 GHz. It is surprising to me because I use it daily, but the issue is there, and it is worth reporting and trying to fix. Alex
- [ipwave] 2018 Spring Hackathon problem at 5GHz Alexandre Petrescu