csi_trace = read_bf_file('sample_data/log.all_csi.6.7.6');

[chendachong]

There is something wrong, shows"Command not found"

[tahmidzbr]

@chendachong did you figure it out yet? if so can you please tell me how you did it?

[ogutiann]

@chendachong and @tahmidzbr, you should process CSI using matlab or octave. running the commands: csi_trace = read_bf_file('sample_data/log.all_csi.6.7.6'); in Ubuntu command line will not work.

[tahmidzbr]

@ogutiann I figured my problem is log_to_file csi.dat is not working. Is it working for you? Can you please help me? The problem is when i run the command sudo ...../netlink/log_to_file csi.dat and then open a new terminal to ping to my AP, i see that the ping is correct (i.e.receive replies from AP) but nothing gets recorded in my log_to_file csi.dat

can you please tell me what you did?

I checked my other functionalities: *modified firmware is installed correctly *using unencrypted AP

[ogutiann]

@tahmidzbr to get everything working, i followed these two explanations, #234 and #45. make sure that before you ping your AP, run this command sudo dhclient wlan0.

[rt6n1]

I experience the same problem as @tahmidzbr. sudo dhclient wlan2 (my wlan adapter) did not help.