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Hi,
I have a general question with wireless ad hoc transmission. I wrote a code that does simple data transmissions using raw ethernet over wireless 802.11 between two devices. I manually construct the ethernet header and set the dest/source MAC address before I send the frame using sendto(2). I notice that the header for 802.11 packet is different from the ethernet header. So does the ethernet frame being encapsulated over a 802.11 frame? or is it being converted to 802.11 header? I'm assuming the driver is doing all this, correct me if I'm wrong??? Does it do it selectively? meaning if I constructed 802.11 frame and sending it via sendto(2), would it still encapsulate/convert the frame onto another 802.11 frame, or would it detect that it's already a 802.11 frame so it just sends it ie. saves speed? Thanks. -Stefanus Stefanus Johny |
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