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WL1271 not transmitting in 11n data rates

WL1271 not transmitting in 11n data rates

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dino mycle
Posted by dino mycle
on Jul 31 2012 02:55 AM
Prodigy40 points

we are using Pandaboard ES Rev B1 (OMAP4460) with linux-3.1.10 and firmware wl1271(Rev 6.1.5.50.74), facing some issues with Tiwi-BLE chipset. It is connected to an AP with no security. AP has 11n support( 11n 2x2).

we are  getting less throughput 14-15 Mbps in 11n mode. In Linux kernel Driver is configuration CONFIGWL12XX_HT=y is set, even iw is not showing 11n data rate.

when we type the  "iw wlan0 link" command showing data rate as 18 Mbps. If the throughput is 15Mbps the actual data rate should have been around 36Mbps or more, if its working in 11g data rate right ?

 We had done the calibration also to check if calibration is an issue. We used the version 0.72 for calibration. Followed the method in the link from linux wireless http://linuxwireless.org/en/users/Drivers/wl12xx/calibrator

 

are we missing any configuration in the driver/kernel 

Linux Version: linux-3.1.10

iw verison : 3.3

 wl1271 firmware (Rev 6.1.5.50.74)

WL1271
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  • dino mycle
    Posted by dino mycle
    on Jul 31 2012 14:58 PM
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    hello all,

       After upgrading the kernel to 3.4.7 we are getting  11n rate in station mode.  

    WL1271
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  • Eyal a
    Posted by Eyal a
    on Aug 05 2012 05:22 AM
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    Hi,

    Thanks for the update that is interesting. just to make clear, you are using the open source driver which is part of the kernel and for that reason upgrading the kernel release helped. we are using Compat wireless in SDK releases (we generate the Compat wireless from our R&D releases) so the WLAN works regardless of the kernel release.

    Regards,

    Eyal

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