according to http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Documentation/iw iw is still only for softMAC devices --- which measn wireless cards that don't handle certain tasks in the hardware but expect the software to do them for them. Seems like you both have complete cards, so iw is not yet responsible for you. Or - it is being heavily developed right now - it does not yet work for you due to another reason.
In most of the other drivers I know you can switch the regulatory domain by using a module parameter in /etc/modprobe.d. Hope that might help.
Hello, theren
according to http:// wireless. kernel. org/en/ users/Documenta tion/iw iw is still only for softMAC devices --- which measn wireless cards that don't handle certain tasks in the hardware but expect the software to do them for them. Seems like you both have complete cards, so iw is not yet responsible for you. Or - it is being heavily developed right now - it does not yet work for you due to another reason.
In most of the other drivers I know you can switch the regulatory domain by using a module parameter in /etc/modprobe.d. Hope that might help.
Gunter.