80211debug - control the debug output from the madwifi 802.11 stack
80211debug [-i interface] +/- bitmap
Set and clear debug bitmaps for the madwifi 802.11 stack. Each argument is a bitmap or its alias. If a bitmap alias is used then it must be prefixed by either "-" to clear or "+" to set the corresponding bitmap.
All debugging output can be enabled with 0xffffffff bitmap, while 0x0 disables all debug output.
-? Display usage and list all debug bitmaps. -i interface The madwifi interface to debug. If no interface is specified, 80211debug defaults to ath0. +/- bitmap Set (+) or clear (-) a bitmap. Its quite tedious to remember the bitmaps, fortunately there is a user friendly interface which can be used to enable or disable debugging output by giving the name of the component or subsystem.
debug - IFF_DEBUG equivalent
dumppkts - IFF_LINK2 equivalent, dump packets
crypto - crypto modules
input - packet input handling
xrate - rate set handling
elemid - element id parsing
node - node management
assoc - association handling
auth - authentication handling
scan - scanning
output - packet output handling
state - 802.11 state machine
power - power save functions
dot1x - 802.1x authenticator
dot1xsm - 802.1x state machine
radius - 802.1x radius client
raddump - 802.1x radius packet dump
radkeys - 802.1x key dump
wpa - WPA/RSN protocol
ac1 - ACL handling
wme - WME protocol
superg - super G turbo mode
doth - 802.11h (DFS/TPC) handling
inact - timeout of inactive nodes
roam - station mode roaming
80211debug -i ath1 0xffffffff Enable all debug bitmaps on ath1. 80211debug +state +assoc Set state and assoc bitmaps to on for ath0. 80211debug -state Disable state bitmap for ath0.
athdebug(8), http://madwifi.org/wiki/DevDocs/AthDebug
This manual page was written by Kel Modderman <kelrin@tpg.com.au> and was based upon previous text written by Eric S. Raymond.
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