I've been trying to use the IEEE802-11 blocks to simulate Wi-Fi environments. I've generated data from the local radio station, tagged it, modulated, etc. It is never able to generate a file at the end and I've tracked it down to an issue in the WiFi Decode block.
Decode MAC: frame start -- len 250 symbols 29 encoding 3
copy one symbol, copied 0 out of 29
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Decode MAC: input 1
copy one symbol, copied 24 out of 29
Decode MAC: input 25
copy one symbol, copied 25 out of 29
Warning: starting to receive new frame before old frame was complete
Already copied 26 out of 29 symbols of last frame
I've tried changing the source file to something else. I've messed with the parameters and noticed that it is always 3 symbols short of a full frame, even if there are theoretically 3000 symbols, it would only pass 2997 symbols.
Any ideas on what could be causing this?
I'm attaching the WiFi Phy Hier graph to give you some idea of the layout
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GnuRadio_TS_001.png