RSSI incorrect for 9560

[cowpod]

Network is shown as full strength, but after connection the RSSI is -256.
[previous/irrelevant: connecting to a repeater sometimes shows both networks, one super weak and one "full strength"]
Tried fix-scan.zip from #15, and latest scan commit; it pops up faster, but still same issue.

MacOS 10.15.6
Intel Wireless 9560
usr-sse2/itlwm, Black80211

connect.txt

Edited (a lot) for accuracy

[DashLt]

Same issue, same hardware, same OS, but not on a repeated network. I turned the wifi on and off a few times to see if it persisted, so that's what the log.txt attached reflects.
log.txt

[1Revenger1]

My guess is that itlwm::getRSSI() needs to be changed to:

int itlwm::getRSSI() {
  struct ieee80211_node *bss = com.sc_ic.ic_bss;
  return bss->ni_rssi
}

ni_rssi is what is returned to HeliPort, and that is accurate. I can't get Black80211 to start though to test.

[rdmitry0911]

My guess is that itlwm::getRSSI() needs to be changed to:

int itlwm::getRSSI() {
  struct ieee80211_node *bss = com.sc_ic.ic_bss;
  return bss->ni_rssi
}

ni_rssi is what is returned to HeliPort, and that is accurate. I can't get Black80211 to start though to test.

I can confirm that this patch solves the issue on the same hardware.

[0xMisagi]

ni_rssi is what is returned to HeliPort, and that is accurate. I can't get Black80211 to start though to test.

I can confirm, it works just fine using my AC-9560

[cowpod]

It works perfectly here!

Can we get someone with a 8560 to test to make sure nothing broke? (i'll be able to test again within a few days)

[usr-sse2]

Still works on 8265, merged to master.