This came up in #dswifi, so I feel obligated to now post it somewhere more public so people have a good feedback path.
At present, the list of known issues for the dswifi library is In my checklist on the wiki [wiki.akkit.org]
If you find a bug that’s not on the known issues list, or want to request a feature that isn’t on the list, please do report it! I don’t really mind you reporting issues that already are listed, but it is a bit counterproductive. About reporting issues, you can bug me on IRC, send an email, or alternately Add it to the talk page for my checklist on the wiki [wiki.akkit.org] – I’m partial to the wiki option cause wikis are cool (and mine doubly so :P)
Anyway, don’t feel like you lack the ability to strike back about features missing or being incorrectly implemented, do bug me about it :)
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May 3rd, 2006 at 12:32 pm
What about the ability to connect to an AP which don’t broadcast it’s SSID ?
May 9th, 2006 at 5:11 pm
I’m not quite sure how to add this, but it seems there is a problem with DHCP on my setup.
When I use SylphIRC I get this output:
(all of it with ASSOCSTATUS_ in front)
SEARCHING
ASSOCIATING
DISCONNECTED
AUTHENTICATING
ACQUIRINGDHCP
CANNOTCONNECT
Error…
If I use your April 24th wifi_lib_test I get this :
SetIP00000000 00000000 00000000
sgIP_DHCP_Start()
T:FFFFFFFFFFFF 0009BF559AE8 0800
- and I get the last one 10 times total. After that nothing happens.
I’m using the Nintendo WFC data to connect.
May 13th, 2006 at 9:33 am
I’m having quite erratic results concerning DNS queries. When I try to query something like http://www.google.ca, it finds the server quite easily. However, when I try to query “192.168.2.112″ or “vruk.sc.llnwd.net”, the results seem to be almost random… making connecting to the servers exceptionally difficult. However, the second query works just fine in the wifi_lib_test application, but returns “244.124.1.2″ in my app. I have absolutely no idea what’s going wrong here.
May 13th, 2006 at 10:35 am
Nevermind…. I was connecting to the wrong port, and my code to display the IP address was wrong (reading from a pointer). I am in short… an idiot. (I can’t believe I spent a whole day debugging that, and neglected to notice that I was reading a pointer).