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After the router tries to associate a hardware address to my device (I believe that is what is happening) I see the following error exactly every three minutes, whether or not i'm using the internet. It also doesn't happen on other networks. I'm using NM with wpa_supplicant backend. I tried debugging relevant components and running tcpdump to see if there was an obvious pattern causing the following but couldn't find one.
I believe the wifi is working fine but i don't knowingly use or intend to use TDLS. Can you explain to me what is going on here and how to disable it?
edit - This also happens periodically. Maybe the type of connection is relevant.
RTW: recv eapol packet - WPA Group Key 1/2
RTW: set group key camid:2, addr:00:11:bb:33:d9:66, kid:2, type:TKIP
RTW: send eapol packet - WPA Group Key 2/2
edit - also this
RTW: WARN cfg80211_rtw_scan : scan abort!! BusyTraffic
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You are welcome. I did some research and based on nobody asking for this capability, I pushed a commit to make the default as TDLS off. Thanks for the report.
After the router tries to associate a hardware address to my device (I believe that is what is happening) I see the following error exactly every three minutes, whether or not i'm using the internet. It also doesn't happen on other networks. I'm using NM with wpa_supplicant backend. I tried debugging relevant components and running tcpdump to see if there was an obvious pattern causing the following but couldn't find one.
localhost kernel: wpa_supplicant[pid]: TDLS: Invalid frame - payloadtype=1 category=203 action=56
I believe the wifi is working fine but i don't knowingly use or intend to use TDLS. Can you explain to me what is going on here and how to disable it?
edit - This also happens periodically. Maybe the type of connection is relevant.
RTW: recv eapol packet - WPA Group Key 1/2
RTW: set group key camid:2, addr:00:11:bb:33:d9:66, kid:2, type:TKIP
RTW: send eapol packet - WPA Group Key 2/2
edit - also this
RTW: WARN cfg80211_rtw_scan : scan abort!! BusyTraffic
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: