Thanks for your response very much.<br><br>>You scan using wireless extensions directly, right?<br>Yes that's right.<br><br>The problem now is that the osso-wlan package does not complile. The error is wlancond-dbus.h
and wlancond.h files are not found. I checked the package and they are not there. From where I can find them?<br><br>I'll need these files when using the osso-wlan DBUS interface.Right?<br><br>It would also be great if someone can provide simple example for using the osso-wlan DBUS interface for scanning.
<br><br>- Kalle<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">2007/3/14, Kalle Valo <<a href="mailto:Kalle.Valo@nokia.com">Kalle.Valo@nokia.com</a>>:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
"kalle ahokangas" <<a href="mailto:kalleahok@gmail.com">kalleahok@gmail.com</a>> writes:<br><br>> I have problem when I perform WLAN scanning when internet connection<br>> is on. I'm still trying to do an application which scans APs RSSI info
<br>> and then send them to server via internet connection. This requires<br>> that I have internet connection on (wlan is associated with AP) at the<br>> same time I'm performing scanning, but when the connection is on RSSI
<br>> information doesn't update properly. Only the associated AP RSSI<br>> information is uptated!<br><br>You scan using wireless extensions directly, right?<br><br>> I have investigated the driver code and debugged the situation and I
<br>> get error code -22 from sm_drv_set_scan method from<br>> sm_drv_ioctl_umac.c at line 1135:<br>><br>> /* And finally we send the scan request */ ret = sm_drv_oid_set(dev,<br>> DOT11_OID_SCAN, (void*)&scan, sizeof(int16_t));
<br>><br>> (Do you know where I can find expanations for those errors?)<br><br>Sorry, this information is not available for public.<br><br>> I hope you can understand the situation. The question is:<br>><br>> Connection manager scans properly even if the internet connection is
<br>> on so I assume that this scenario is doable. What I have to do to to<br>> get the scanning to work while internet connection is on? Do I have to<br>> give some parameters to the driver or what?<br>><br>> You can see that I'm lost here but I'd appreciate your help very much
<br>> again.<br><br>I can't immeaditely say what's wrong. If you are using wireless<br>extensions, I guess some parameter is missing or something like that.<br><br>I think you have two choises:<br><br>1. Check how wlancond issues the scan request for the driver and try
<br> find what it does differently. wlancond is GPL and it's sources are<br> in package osso-wlan.<br><br>2. Use DBUS interface of wlancond for scanning and you don't need to<br> worry about anything. The downside is the the interface is a
<br> private interface and is subject to change without a warning.<br><br>I would recommed option two for you.<br><br>--<br>Kalle Valo<br><br></blockquote></div><br>