Minimum Acceptable Size For Preamble In Ethernet Packet
Jun 5, 2012I want to know that what is the minimum acceptable size of preamble in ethernet frame. if it is less than 7 bytes before sfd begins , will the packet drop?
View 1 RepliesI want to know that what is the minimum acceptable size of preamble in ethernet frame. if it is less than 7 bytes before sfd begins , will the packet drop?
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However the release notes of 7.0.116.0 do not mention the WISM2 module ?
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The release notes of 7.0.220.0 do mention the WISM2:
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I need to be absolutely sure as there are other software dependencies between 7.0.116.0 and 7.0.220 (regarding required MSE and Aeroscout versions).
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Finally what about the following commands, do I need it ?
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