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Re: "Monitor and recover the aggregation TX flow failure" goes a little bit nuts

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On Tue, Feb 16, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Nguyen, TrieuX T
<trieux.t.nguyen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Look like you got 1 firmware reset at [128699.602022] which takes about 4 secs to get back to normal from the tx flow throughput issue.
> iwl_force_reset(IWL_RF_RESET) is the radio reset when the throughput drop detected through the ack_count ratio < 50% and the number of agg block ack time out exceed 5.  This function call will be ignored if it is called within 3 secs.

But it keeps happening for a lot longer than 4 seconds.

> Which NIC do you run the test from?

It's a 5350 at 2412 MHz.

It looks like this patch works around some kind of bug without really
fixing it.  What's going so wrong that it takes a firmware reset to
fix it?  I'm pretty sure Windows doesn't have any problems.  These
problems can happen within seconds of associating on Linux.

(For reference, I have a Lenovo X200s that is barely usable at work
with 802.11n enabled on Linux but works just fine on Windows.  A
coworker's T61 has the same problem, and he's also running Linux on a
different NIC (5300 or 4965 I think -- I don't remember exactly).

--Andy
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