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Now I want to know how the thing works. How does it detect the country you're in? Can you change it? When you travel you probably want to use wlan in the other country.
I didn't found information on how the country's detected and how to change it. Can anyone help me, please?
I had always heard that the wireless regulatory info was in the device firmware. This is why it usually is only available as a binary file, so that people can't mess with it. I am not aware of different firmware for different regions, so how it determines this is still a mystery.
Wait, it looks like the CRDA is responsible for doing this. Read this section about it.
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