This is a discussion on 802.11 MAC frame within the Linux Networking forums, part of the Linux Forums category; Hi, In 802_11.h file in /usr/include/linux shows the following structure for 802.11 MAC frame struct ieee_802_11_header { ...
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Hi,
In 802_11.h file in /usr/include/linux shows the following structure for 802.11 MAC frame struct ieee_802_11_header { u16 frame_control;// needs to be subtyped u16 duration; u8 mac1[6]; u8 mac2[6]; u8 mac3[6]; u16 SeqCtl; u8 mac4[6]; u16 gapLen; u8 gap[8]; }; Now I have a question about last two fields. They don't appear in the frame formats I found on internet. One of them is at http://einstein.informatik.uni-olden...etze/frame.htm What do gapLen and gap stand for ? What I know is that after 4th address (mac4[6]) there is databody. Regards, Tejas Kokje University of Southern California Los Angeles |