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Re: [PATCH] nl80211: fix radio statistics in survey dump

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On Friday, 29 October 2021 10:46:43 CET Sven Eckelmann wrote:
> If you just read the mvm->radio_stats.on_time_rf (in usec) then you see following:
[...]
>         channel active time:            8560 us
>         channel active time:            4295006989 us
>         channel active time:            4295020943 us
>         channel active time:            4295051766 us
>         channel active time:            4295086037 us
>         channel active time:            4295119851 us
>         channel active time:            4295157051 us
>         channel active time:            4295193488 us
>         channel active time:            4295247769 us
>         channel active time:            4295302615 us
>         channel active time:            4295315627 us
>         channel active time:            4295352876 us
>         channel active time:            45385 us
>         channel active time:            121871 us
>         channel active time:            142972 us
>         channel active time:            262344 us
>         channel active time:            418666 us
> 
> So it also jumps all over the place. This could be investigated further but I 
> just wanted to mention it here.

Sorry, wanted to write more about it last week but forgot about it. If I
basically filter out the upper 32 bit in mvm->radio_stats.on_time_rf then it 
didn't look that bad on a AX210. It seems like the upper bits is sometimes 
0x00000001 for unknown reasons. Like it would be some kind of flag which 
should indicate some kind of change/event. So maybe the firmware team could 
check what this means.

It is not really urgent - I just got interested in the problem :)

Thanks,
	Sven

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