*Negative* TX bytecount?

From: Brian Capouch (brianc_at_palaver.net)
Date: 2002-04-12 19:05:05 UTC

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Just wondering if anyone could explain the following value I found in the record maintained by the HostAP driver for one of my NICS:

last_auth=3725439
last_assoc=3725439
last_rx=29832848
last_tx=29832848
rx_packets=2513227
tx_packets=4911484

Unfortunately I'm not yet up-to-speed enough wrt the driver source to do this investigation on my own.

While I'm on the line, I have a couple of questions that came up in a conversation that I am embarrassed to admit I couldn't answer: What are the meanings of the common 802.11b driver acronyms "RID" and "BAP"?

Thanks.

B.

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