WiFiSpotterExample problems...

[Ong Chee Fatt]

Hi All

I've just downloaded and started to explore PlaceLab. However, when I run the "WiFiSpotterExample", I encountered the following error, i.e.
"Could not retrieve BSSIDs from the WiFi hardware. The supplied user buffer is not valid for the requested operation". Anyone knows what maybe the cause and also how to overcome the problem? Many thanks.

Rgds
Ong CF
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[Edmond Lam]

Hi

It may relate to the buffer for storing BSSID information.  This error will appear when the number of APs discovered by "spotter.dll" is more than 32.  There is a parameter MAX_APS in "spotter.h".  You may try to set it to a larger value and recompile the "spotter.dll" program.

Regards
Edmond Lam

Ong Chee Fatt wrote:

Hi All

I've just downloaded and started to explore PlaceLab. However, when I run
the "WiFiSpotterExample", I encountered the following error, i.e.
"Could not retrieve BSSIDs from the WiFi hardware. The supplied user buffer
is not valid for the requested operation". Anyone knows what maybe the
cause and also how to overcome the problem? Many thanks.

Rgds
Ong CF
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