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Hi everyone,
I have a question regarding a problem I have been facing while using
an Ubiquiti XR9 Wifi card. This is basically a Wifi card which
operates in the 900MHz band and is based on the Atheros 5414 (supports
802.11b/g) chipset. There is an open source driver (mainly maintained
by Atheros
On Mon, Mar 19, 2012 at 10:50 PM, Qasim Javed qas...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Alexander,
As Adrian mentioned, indeed there is a timestamp field in the transmit
status descriptor which could be used for your purpose. This timestamp
is basically the last 16-bits of a snapshot of the TSF counter
Hi all,
I made some modifications to the ath5k driver to measure the exact time to
transmit a frame including queueing in the driver, the dma transfer,
waiting in a queue on the card (during backoff). My initial idea was to
store the current TSF value when ath5k_tx is called. This value serves as
Why don't you log packets using tshark/tcpdump on a monitor mode interface
and then do your analysis on the log?
If you don't log the packets then the only way is to modify the mac80211
source code to not count the beacons which should be pretty straightforward
to do.
-Qasim
On Tue, Nov 22,
How about using trace-cmd and kernelshark with function graph tracer
to see what is getting called so often?
-Qasim
On Tue, Oct 12, 2010 at 5:33 AM, Bruno Randolf b...@einfach.org wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to debug a strange effect, I am seeing on soekris net48xx boards
with two ath5k
Hi,
I have been browsing the driver code for some backoff related stuff.
Specifically, I am looking for a way to count the number of backoffs on
AR5212 based cards. I have seen a backoff count register for AR5210 but
cannot find any such thing for AR5212.
Also, what is Backoff persistence factor
Hi,
I have a gentoo system and the latest Ath5k drivers from compat-wireless. I
downloaded them about a week back. I understand that the tarball is updated
daily.
I have three Ubiquiti SRC cards (AR5212). I have configured one of them as
an AP in 802.11a mode using channel 149. The other two are
