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Hi Chaoxing and Georgiewsky,

On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 6:45 AM, Georgiewskiy Yuriy <bottleman@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> On 2012-12-03 14:37 -0000, Chaoxing Lin wrote linux-wireless@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
>
> CL>After a lot of experiments, here are various problems observed.
> CL>
> CL>1. The "Fail to stop Tx DMA" related issue plays a role. But not the major part. It accounts for about 3% of packet loss in my testbed.
> CL>Is anyone looking at this issue? This issue is now very easy to recreate.
>
> In my case it much more than 3%.

With wireless-testing HEAD (671c924) I made the following observations
with 3 nodes in a mesh using ch. 149 HT20 on AR9280.

1. ping -i0.1 does not cause aggregation to take place, and losses are 0%
2. a UDP iperf test with two nodes generating traffic shows losses
around 1%. We can observe aggregation taking place in this case.

Can either of you guys reproduce this with the latest
wireless-testing? Also please CC devel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx on any
mesh bugs in the future.

Thanks!
Thomas
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