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iwm - Remove unused TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_*

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Taken-From: Linux git b1e06c65fb69c5e3fddcd91987561e225eaa9bfa

Submitted by:	Augustin Cavalier <waddlesplash@gmail.com> (Haiku)
Obtained from:	DragonFlyBSD (b0c6116f364a121ab6b9d634ca1997d4167fa747)
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kevans 2019-01-24 03:50:27 +00:00
parent 41b897b624
commit 3965276a89
1 changed files with 1 additions and 24 deletions
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sys/dev/iwm/if_iwmreg.h
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@ -4283,29 +4283,6 @@ enum iwm_tx_pm_timeouts {
#define IWM_TX_CMD_SEC_WEP_KEY_IDX_MSK 0xc0
#define IWM_TX_CMD_SEC_KEY128 0x08
/* TODO: how does these values are OK with only 16 bit variable??? */
/*
* TX command next frame info
*
* bits 0:2 - security control (IWM_TX_CMD_SEC_*)
* bit 3 - immediate ACK required
* bit 4 - rate is taken from STA table
* bit 5 - frame belongs to BA stream
* bit 6 - immediate BA response expected
* bit 7 - unused
* bits 8:15 - Station ID
* bits 16:31 - rate
*/
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_ACK_MSK (0x8)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_STA_RATE_MSK (0x10)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_BA_MSK (0x20)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_IMM_BA_RSP_MSK (0x40)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_FLAGS_MSK (0xf8)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_STA_ID_MSK (0xff00)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_STA_ID_POS (8)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_RATE_MSK (0xffff0000)
#define IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_RATE_POS (16)
/*
* TX command Frame life time in us - to be written in pm_frame_timeout
*/
@ -4343,7 +4320,7 @@ enum iwm_tx_pm_timeouts {
* @initial_rate_index: index into the rate table for initial TX attempt.
* Applied if IWM_TX_CMD_FLG_STA_RATE_MSK is set, normally 0 for data frames.
* @key: security key
* @next_frame_flags: IWM_TX_CMD_SEC_* and IWM_TX_CMD_NEXT_FRAME_*
* @reserved3: reserved
* @life_time: frame life time (usecs??)
* @dram_lsb_ptr: Physical address of scratch area in the command (try_cnt +
* btkill_cnd + reserved), first 32 bits. "0" disables usage.