** Description changed: SRU Justification: [ Impact ] In densely-populated areas with more than 200 Wi-Fi APs, wpa_supplicant's default BSS_MAX_COUNT of 200 causes some nearby wi-fi APs to only appear inconsistently. In areas with more APs, setting a higher bss_max_count of 500 via wpa_cli was sufficient to resolve this issue. Since such dense areas are now common, it may be appropriate to raise the default to 500 or 1000. [ Test Plan ] Run an nmcli scan in an area with 500+ APs, with and without the described wpa_supplicant change. Confirm that the change results in all expected APs being present. [ Fix ] - Bump the DEFAULT_BSS_MAX_COUNT to 500 + Bump the DEFAULT_BSS_MAX_COUNT to 1000 [ Where problems could occur ] It's conceivable that there could be differences in time required to scan / enumerate more APs
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