Valentin Manea wrote:
I've found the code in ath9k and you are right, it always chooses
the lowest rate.
So, basically to transmit multicast frames at a better bitrate I
have to hack the rate control algorithm, right?
Thanks,
Valentin
If you want to still be an 802.11 device then you may only use one of
the basic rates, no extended rates, viz:
"All frames with multicast and broadcast in the Address 1 field that
have a UP of zero shall be transmitted at one of the rates included in
the BSSBasicRateSet parameter, regardless of their type or subtype."
(from the 2007 edition of the standard).
- David Ross.
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