Yes, I was capturing on wlan0. I created the monitor (using wlan0
instead of wmaster0 in the first command, though) and it seemed to
capture RSSI and TX rate as desired.
ifconfig -a has eth0, lo, mon0, pan0, wlan0, and wmaster0, with much
information about these.
Thanks,
Tal
>
> On Dec 29, 2008, at 2:08 PM, Tal Rusak wrote:
>
>> For TCP packets, which I am interested in:
>> Frame #
>> Ethernet II
>> Internet Protocol
>> Transmission Control Protocol
>> I hope this answers your question.
>
> Yes. You're probably capturing on the wlan0 interface, which supplies
> fake Ethernet headers. There might also be a wmaster0 device, which
> supplies 802.11 headers, but without the radio information. (What's
> the output of "ifconfig -a"?)
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