Bad host-vased AP performace -- and qouple of questions about
FreeBSD WiFi stack tuning
Lev Serebryakov
lev at serebryakov.spb.ru
Mon Aug 8 18:21:11 UTC 2011
Hello, Adrian.
You wrote 8 августа 2011 г., 22:11:03:
> Can you verify when "bad" and "good" performance occured? Can you
> narrow it down to FreeBSD versions in particular?
I'm afraid, that will be difficult. I could try 8.2-RELEASE and
even 8.0-RELEASE (but I'll need to build NanoBSD images for them).
I'm sure, that 7-STABLE gives me 3.2MiB/s regularly, but noteboks
were changed from these times. I'll try to build 7-STABLE NanoBSD
image, but it will need some more effort, as config files changes from
these times :)
> 2) not sure, it's late and I'm not knee-deep in the beacon frame
> format. But I bet it's ok?
It is "not accurate enough" :) Many APs, seen in my apartments,
announce all speeds up to 54Mb :) But, of course, It is practically Ok till
clients can connect on higher speeds.
> 3) txpower is in dBm units, based on what the card is supposed to be
> putting out of the antenna socket, before antennas
Ok, so 30 means 1:1 (according to dBm definition) and means "full
power".
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// Black Lion AKA Lev Serebryakov <lev at serebryakov.spb.ru>
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