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The signal range is mainly influenced by a transmitter's transmit power. The receiving end, which a CSI extractor is, can only process a signal that reaches it. There are possibilities...
Possibly. Please drop me an email.
The following command you are using is wrong: ``` admin@RT-AC86U-5360:/jffs#nexutil -Ieth6 -s20 -b -l34 -vm+ABEQAAAgCOfDYKIYywpGCXLCgAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA== ``` As described in the README the correct format would be: ``` nexutil -Ieth6 -s500...
Maybe you haven't loaded the `nexmon_csi` patched firmware. You can check with `nexutil -Ieth6 -V | grep -ic nexmon`. If this produces `0`, you haven't loaded the `nexmon_csi` firmware. If...
What does `nexutil -Ieth6 -V` produce?
Ok, so apparently we do not overwrite this value, sorry for the confusion. Anyways, the filtered output of `dmesg` confirms that you have loaded the correct firmware: ``` admin@RT-AC86U-5360:/sbin# dmesg...
You have to execute this on the router.
On the router there is no interface called `wlan0`. Please head back to the README and read it carefully.
`tcpdump` is not installed by default on the router, have you cross-compiled it correctly? See this post for more info: https://github.com/seemoo-lab/nexmon_csi/issues/34#issuecomment-577374225