00:43:07 nice 01:36:25 more interesting question: I have an atheros ar5418 pcie:168c-0024, which looking at the driver seems like it should support 802.11n or at least g. But is only connecting to the AP at 802.11b. I'm wondering what I need to get my head wrapped around to really investigate this. Is this something dtrace can help me dig into? Or do I just need to start adding debug logging to the driver to get up to 01:36:31 speed? Is this the main thing to start reading (besides the source): https://www.illumos.org/books/wdd/gld-1.html? 01:38:57 I'm ultimately hoping to learn enough to get intel ax driver support added (relevant to frame.work laptop owners), and I'm wondering if it'll even be worth starting with the linux iwl driver that freebsd is mostly done porting 01:47:14 is there a way to tell which letter wifi support our development stopped? I know our stack may need some upgrades but I don't known in what version it stopped. 01:52:14 the bulk of the specifics for which rev of 802.11 you're running are in the hands of the device firmware or driver but likely somewhere between 802.11g and 802.11n 01:55:17 ath is thr driver that looked like it closest to n. g is in a number of drivers. 02:06:41 ah, then that comment i remember from a couple years ago is only related to the crypto layer on top. Thanks :) 08:45:55 i think we only have wpa (v1) 10:23:58 hrm, why this mdb is printing some structs but not others.... 14:58:03 tsoome: Something we can help with? 17:42:07 rmustacc well, it is something part annoying and part confusing. there is one sample: https://paste.ec/paste/NO0PhigK#Rk-MEvrYRc1V59fE1XfqqVaIOqv8o1COVuKCkU4OICT there we get first value from some structures, and whole structure from others 17:43:19 so, on quick glance, I always wonder if there was memory corruption or why I see unexpected values ... 18:23:11 tsoome: When you say whole value vs. partial value, I don't see the partial value example. 18:23:30 However, I expect you hvae the wrong pointer for the virtio_t. 18:24:04 fffffe0bdd679900 vio_queues = 0x5 while vio_queues is actually list_t 18:24:31 Oh, you mean tthe CTF looks off? 18:24:32 yes, there are some unexpected values 18:24:41 How did you get the pointer? 18:25:09 from my state structure 18:25:38 Are you on debug? 18:25:46 Just ::whatis the pointer to see if it's there. 18:28:41 no, this one is not debug build atm 19:54:50 [illumos-gate] 16132 want DF_COMPCNT_V4 typo fix -- Dan Cross 19:55:58 [illumos-gate] 16000 SMB2_query_dir STATUS_NO_MORE_FILES confuses some clients -- Gordon Ross 21:34:29 For intel nics, whats the LM suffix some of them have? I couldn't find it with a quick google, but maybe someone here knows