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Re: Regression in b43 with BCM4311/2

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Larry,

> I finally sorted this out. The patch in question (c7ab5ef) is the bad one, but
> not the basic response rate part.
> 
> Going back to the code that worked, I discovered that the routines
> b43_short_slot_timing_enable/disable() were never called. Once the new code
> touched the shared memory location 0x0010, the transmit performance dropped way
> off. If I let the new code adjust the Interframe Slot time in MMIO space, but
> not the shared memory location, the transmit rate in my BCM4311/2 went from a
> maximum of 18 to 22 Mb/s. This problem did not affect the 0x4315 device as the
> memory was changed only for G PHYs. I think that should be for 2GHz, and have
> made that adjustment. I have not yet tested that with the LP PHY. Once I do, I
> will post a patch for comment and testing.

Cool, thanks for looking into it and the detailed analysis!

> Thanks for helping me understand the basic response rates.

Any time.

johannes

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