Hi Sujith,
Again, thanks for your response! I've been working to modify the data rate
in ath_buf_set_rate() as you
suggested. I've been unsuccessful. I know that the 802.11n standard defines
various modulation schemes
and coding rates, as per Wikipedia. They're represented by a Modulation and
Codi
Charounson Saintilus wrote:
> Essentially, I would like to use the table to learn how the various rates are
> represented. Say I wanted to force the driver to use 6.5 Mb/s for all data
> frames it transmits. I'd like to initialize "info->rates[i].Rate = " in xmit.c
> , but what are the possible op
Charounson Saintilus wrote:
> Thank you for the response!! What I would actually like to do is to modify the
> driver code and recompile the kernel. Any idea as to how I might go about
> modifying (hard-coding) the data rate within the driver code and then
> recompiling the kernel or just the ath9
Thank you for the response!! What I would actually like to do is to modify
the driver code and recompile the kernel.
Any idea as to how I might go about modifying (hard-coding) the data rate
within the driver code and then recompiling
the kernel or just the ath9k module??
Thanks,
Char
On Tue, Se
Charounson Saintilus wrote:
> Forgive me, I am new to driver development. I am working on a project
> which requires me to modify the data rate of the ath9k driver. It can be
> found at kernel-top-directory/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath9k. For testing
> purposes, it's necessary to set the data rate
Hi,
Forgive me, I am new to driver development. I am working on a project
which requires me to modify the data rate of the ath9k driver. It can be
found at kernel-top-directory/drivers/net/wireless/ath/ath9k. For testing
purposes, it's necessary to set the data rate really low (e.g. 6.5 Mb/s).
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