Re: Fwd: Re: Printing nanosecond timestamp information in raw output

[Maik Jäkel <email () maikjaekel de>]

Thanks a lot for all of your quick and detailed answers.
As Guy correctly assumed my device does not work with either 'j'-option. Again as Guy pointed out, TPacketV2 is working 
and thus I managed to print out nanosecond timestamps following his instructions. I'm curious how valuable / valid they 
will be.

My goal is to measure the distance between a wifi access point and the device (modifying the access point is my next 
step). I'll write more if I can say more about the validity of the nanosecond timestamp. 


Thanks again for all of your help and have a happy new year ;-)
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