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On 01/16/2012 09:54 PM, Gerhard J Norkus wrote:
> I already have isc-dhcp-server running in the background pointing to wlan1.  I
> launch hostapd using the following command:

Have you tried starting isc-dhcp-server after hostapd?  I know in the past, hostapd
would delete and recreate the wireless interface.

Pat Erley