freebsd kernel with SKQ
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patch the RX/TX performance becomes about 17~18 Mbps comparing with the previous whose values were RX 7~8Mbps and TX 13~14Mbps. - improve AL2230 RF handling in zd1211b - support AL2230S RF that PV2000 is renamed to AL2230S - use register ZYD_CR244, ZYD_CR243, ZYD_CR242 when the driver writes values on RF. This routine is more faster than the original one - use private TX lock to avoid LOR at zyd_raw_xmit() - increase TX slots from 1 to 5 - needs to set the channel at IEEE80211_S_AUTH not IEEE80211_S_RUN - detailed error handling. In previous the next command was sent to the device even if there was errors - setting ZYD_MAC_RX_THRESHOLD value should be different between 1211 and 1211b - only try to stop the device at zyd_init_locked() if the device is UPed - do not use MTX_RECURSE - do not try to grap Giant lock when the channel is changing - move the device initialization routines from zyd_attach to zyd_init to give a device full-reset chance to the driver. - code cleanup at zyd_raw_xmit() - simplify zyd_attach() routines - resort functions and clean up variables - DPRINTF style change. - style(9) Reviewed by: sam |
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