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When I run
$ ifconfig iwn0 scan , some of the networks from around the neigborhood don't show up in the list.Other computers in my house show a much larger list of networks. These are not OpenBSD machines. They are running Linux, Windows, and Android. I have read the ifconfig(8) man page and also tried the following search terms in Google: ifconfig scan site:daemonforums.orgThere are references to the command, but nothing about the number of networks. It seems that $ ifconfig iwn0 scan should be all I need to get a full list of available networks.Please let me know if posting the output of any commands would be helpful. Thanks to anyone who can offer assistance. |
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