Looking at /System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortBrcmNIC.kext/Contents/MacOS/AirPortBrcmNIC, I see my default values are 4183FCFF7435488D55D0, which corresponds to A...t5H.U.L on an hex editor. So, running the perl command replaces A...t5H.U.L with f. US.4.U.. For the Great Britain example, it goes from the same default US value (i.e., 4183FCFF7435488D55D0 or A...t5H.U.L) to f. GB.4.U.
Can you say what that default value of A...t5H.U.L represents and what specific functionality is gained when replacing A...t5H.U.L with f. US.4.U.?
In the US example, if the change raises the max TX power to 1000mw (or 30 dB), then what was the default value represented by A...t5H.U.L?
Looking at
/System/Library/Extensions/IO80211Family.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortBrcmNIC.kext/Contents/MacOS/AirPortBrcmNIC, I see my default values are 4183FCFF7435488D55D0, which corresponds toA...t5H.U.Lon an hex editor. So, running the perl command replacesA...t5H.U.Lwithf. US.4.U.. For the Great Britain example, it goes from the same default US value (i.e., 4183FCFF7435488D55D0 orA...t5H.U.L) tof. GB.4.U.Can you say what that default value of
A...t5H.U.Lrepresents and what specific functionality is gained when replacingA...t5H.U.Lwithf. US.4.U.?In the US example, if the change raises the max TX power to 1000mw (or 30 dB), then what was the default value represented by
A...t5H.U.L?