Alfred Krohmer

@Pryz Your worker nodes don't have to be in the same subnets that your control plan is configured for. The latter are used for creating the ENIs that are used...

@Pryz If you have proper routing between the different subnet, this is not a problem. We have configured our control plane for one set of subnets and our workers run...

You need to map the role without the path in the `aws-auth` configmap. Reason seems to be that the authenticator only has the result of STS' `GetCallerIdentity` (which doesn't have...

The role is used by an EC2 instance with an IAM instance profile. Not sure if this counts as "assumed"? (Does EC2 "assume" the role on behalf of the instance...

@jalvarezferr Yes, that is the issue. Just cut out the path from the `aws-auth`, it should work then.

I'll chime in on this: The wireless adapter really just seems to be a 5 GHz Wifi Dongle. With the dongle connected, I see traffic on 5 GHz channels, it...

Here are the Wifi dumps for any actions on the controller: http://dl.devkid.net/uNqiOXi32H2Ul-_pEZtUHw/xbone-wireless.tgz (including powering on the controller (connecting to the dongle), any button presses (I forgot analog stick presses), and...

Hex representation of packets sent for button A: - pressed: `8811-a000-6245b4f44151-7eed801f6d53-6245b4f44151-1000-0000 --- 2000-02-0e-1000-0000-0000-4f039c02-b4ff26ff` - released: `8811-a000-6245b4f44151-7eed801f6d53-6245b4f44151-2000-0000 --- 2000-03-0e-0000-0000-0000-4f039c02-b4ff26ff` Taking apart the Wifi headers: - `8811` is the "Frame Control Field"...

On Windows, the driver seems to write out raw 802.11 MAC frames over the USB connection. That means that it should indeed be possible to use any 5 GHz module...

I managed to get [this](http://www.mediatek.com/AmazonS3/Downloads/linux/MT7612U_DPO_LinuxSTA_3.0.0.1_20140718.tar.bz2) driver to compile on a Ubuntu 12.10 with Linux 3.5. I changed the first entry in `rtusb_dev_id[]` at `common/rtusb_dev_id.c` to the USB vendor and product...