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Michael Wu wrote:

> No. Use force_unicast_rateidx and max_ratectrl_rateidx.

I did a quick check for a description of the hostap (prism2) ioctl's, but didn't find them, and I'm 
not sure how these parameters are used. Could you suggest a reference?

Thanks,

Larry