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"Automatic" v6 address allocation



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Hi. I've been trying to subscribe to this list, but for some reason 
I'm not getting the subscribe challenge/response emails. Oh well.

Recently I've changed from my orinoco 802.11b card to a 802.11g card 
that takes the MadWIFI drivers. All well and good, it builds, 
installs, recognizes the card and away we go with a new "ath0" 
interface.

But, it takes 10-15 minutes before it detects/creates a global IPv6 
address for itself.

With the previous card, it took maybe a minute or two. Annoying, but 
hardly impossible to deal with.

I'm using a Debian box as the "router", and I know that the interface 
is getting its address from there because it's always picking up the 
right subnet. 

If I give it an address, then it will accept it but sometime (after 10 
to 15 minutes) it again grabs an address and *adds* it to the 
interface in addition to the address I defined by hand.

Is there some way to speed this process up?

Curt-

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September 11th, 2001
The proudest day for gun control and central 
planning advocates in American history

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