Hello, Adrian. You wrote 20 мая 2013 г., 0:27:52: AC> Right, but you're likely seeing a different issue to "hardware TXQ is stuck." AC> I think we've solved that. What we're likely seeing now is some odd AC> buffer exhaustion issues that I haven't yet seen in the driver. -HEAD AC> is supposed to be limiting how many ath_buf's are queued per node AC> _just_ so this particular issue doesn't occur. But it sounds like this AC> isn't entirely working. ...and management frames, which is needed to re-key station failed to transmit and station de-associated, do I understand this right?
AC> Now, as for the rate related stuff - yes, MCS15 is actually giving AC> high (99-100%) success rates. But it may not be transmitting MCS15 AC> very often. How busy is the air? Compile up athsurvey and run that Typically air is very busy in my apartments. I'm living in multi-store multi-apartment building and here are A LOT of private WiFi networks. Number of them are changing according to time of day (it looks like many people TURN OFF their routers/APs when they are not at home), but at night here are 30-35 networks in 2.4Ghz, and at morning, when I run tests, 15 WiFi networks at range is not unusual. AC> whilst you're doing a test. I'll try it. AC> I'm going to tidy up the transmit path a little more before I start AC> working on trying to diagnose why you're seeing the behaviour you are. AC> But we'll get to it, I promise. :) Ok. I want notice, that sometimes (typically AFTER problems with de/re-association) it pick ups higher rates and then I see 125-150Mbit/s UDP stream (it is not full 300Mbit/s, but much better). So, looks like problem is not only with busy environment. AC> If you see any other transmit queue stuck issues then please let me AC> know. I want high confidence that we've solved those before I move AC> onto the next stuff. Ok. AC> Thanks for all your patience! Thanks for all our hard work! -- // Black Lion AKA Lev Serebryakov <l...@freebsd.org> _______________________________________________ freebsd-wireless@freebsd.org mailing list http://lists.freebsd.org/mailman/listinfo/freebsd-wireless To unsubscribe, send any mail to "freebsd-wireless-unsubscr...@freebsd.org"
