> > Turned out I got lucky previous time.
> >
> >This time I went to the other AP, spent some time under it, roamed
back
> and
> >
> >WiFi didn't disappear. I didn't even lose XMPP connections in the
> process.
> >
> >
> >Maybe debug printing (which prints a lot) managed to introduce some
> extra
> > delays into some race condition.
> >
> > I hope I will have time to test this more on Monday. Tomorrow I will
be
>
> > using WiFi less than usual.
>
>Now I went a few time back and forth, spent a lot of time under
previously
>
> risky AP and still there are no problems..
>
> I wonder if maybe a congested AP could help.. But unclear how to obtain
> that quickly and reliably.
Even with debugging off WiFi works reliably across different conditions.
2012/1/18 MR <[email protected]>:
> ?> ?> Turned out I got lucky previous time.
> ?> ?>
> ?> >This time I went to the other AP, spent some time under it, roamed
> back
> ?> and
> ?> ?>
> ?> ?>WiFi didn't disappear. I didn't even lose XMPP connections in the
> ?> process.
> ?> ?>
> ?> ?>
> ?> ?>Maybe debug printing (which prints a lot) managed to introduce some
> ?> extra
> ?> ?> delays into some race condition.
> ?> ?>
> ?> > I hope I will have time to test this more on Monday. Tomorrow I will
> be
> ?>
> ?> ?> using WiFi less than usual.
> ?>
> ?>Now I went a few time back and forth, spent a lot of time under
> previously
> ?>
> ?> risky AP and still there are no problems..
> ?>
> ?> I wonder if maybe a congested AP could help.. But unclear how to obtain
> ?> that quickly and reliably.
>
> Even with debugging off WiFi works reliably across different conditions.
>
you can test frequent roaming with the attached script. also you can
test roaming, after enabling ASPM(attached script, courtesy: Luis)
please completely read and understand
http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Documentation/ASPM
incorrect tweak may cause hardware issues.
--
shafi