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Hi Everyone,


I've had the wl1271 working for the most part on an Atmel micro-controller, but I've been fighting with a bug for the past couple of days.

The problem happens whenever I try to transmit large packets of data (using iperf, or nc, etc) the driver would hang and no longer be able to send packets. tx_queue_len in the debugfs would then grow as I tried to send packets but nothing would actually be sent to the device. At the same time receiving packets would consistently work all of the time.

When this occurred I usually got the following messages:

atmel_mci atmel_mci.0: data CRC error
wl1271: ERROR sdio write failed (-84) - addr 0x14fd8, 1076 bytes, 1

Firstly, I'd like to let anyone who's interested know that the problem I had above turned out to be a hardware issue. I tried two newly populated boards which both turned out not to exhibit this problem. I now have the wl1271 working on two AT91SAM9G45-EKES development kits.

Using iperf I have gathered some performance data. I am seeing between a wl1271 device and a host PC (connected via a dlink router):

PC to Device: ~23.0Mbit/s
Device to PC: ~21.7Mbit/s

When running in Ad-Hoc mode between two devices I am getting between about 15Mbit/s and 17Mbit/s.

Does anyone have any insight as to why the Ad-Hoc mode between two devices is noticeably slower? Can anything be done to improve this?


Thanks,

Logan


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