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When my BCM4312 (ID 4315) runs in auto rate mode, the rate stays at
1Mb/s. If I manually set the rate, I see a tcpperf throughput ~1/2 the
rate that I set through a rate of 12 Mb/s. At 36 Mb/s, the rate is
best at 15.7 Mb/s. Why does mistrel not increase the rate?

The output of /sys/..../rc_stats is:

finger@larrylap:~> cat
/sys/kernel/debug/ieee80211/phy0/stations/00:14:bf:85:49:fa/rc_stats
rate     throughput  ewma prob   this prob  this succ/attempt
success    attempts
     1         0.9       99.1      100.0          0(  0)       3244
     3282
     2         1.8       95.7      100.0          0(  0)         12
       12
     5.5       4.8       95.7      100.0          0(  0)         12
       12
    11         9.2       96.8      100.0          0(  0)         12
       12
  P  6         5.6       99.9      100.0          0(  0)         58
       58
     9         8.0       95.7      100.0          0(  0)         11
       11
    12        10.6       95.7      100.0          0(  0)         12
       12
    18        15.7       96.6      100.0          0(  0)         14
       15
    24        20.3       95.7      100.0          0(  0)         11
       11
    36        29.0       95.4       94.5          0(  0)       1602
     1670
T   48        38.7       99.2      100.0          1(  1)      32147
    37752
 t  54        32.9       75.9      100.0          0(  0)       8775
    12788

Total packet count::    ideal 2570      lookaround 135
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