> There are three ways out of this. You could have your own cacheThis doesn't really make all that much sense since 802.11 has not only variable length headers but also needs a fixed BSSID in the header and is pretty much intermingled with 802.3. That wouldn't be good either I think since we can actually use the ethernet header quite well. johannes
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