update to reflect bugs fixed in v0.9.5.2 of the hal
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.\" $FreeBSD$
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.Dd July 13, 2003
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.Dd August 1, 2003
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.Dt ATH 4
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.Os
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.Sh NAME
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@ -284,16 +284,8 @@ Alternatively, most 11g compatibility issues are in the 802.11 layer
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and you may be able to workaround issues by modifying the
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.Xr wlan 4
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module.
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.Pp
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Atheros Turbo mode is untested.
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.Sh BUGS
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.Pp
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Roaming mode is broken.
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If you lose your access point by going out of
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range the driver does not automaticaly re-associate.
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.Pp
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Adhoc mode is untested and possibly/probably broken.
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.Pp
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Performance in lossy environments is suboptimal.
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The algorithm used to select the rate for transmitted packets is
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very simplistic.
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@ -306,11 +298,5 @@ The Atheros hardware is known to be capable of transfer rates of 23-34 Mb/s
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(or more) in 11a and 11g modes using their NDIS (aka Windows) driver.
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Results with this driver are mixed and seem to vary significantly.
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.Pp
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It has been observed that getting a DHCP address sometimes requires
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multiple tries.
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This seems to happen only with AR5211 and AR5212 parts and mostly
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in a noisy environment (i.e. one where many access points are found).
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This problem is specific to the driver and not the hardware.
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.Pp
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The driver does not fully enable power-save operation of the chip;
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consequently power use is suboptimal.
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