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Subject: Question about duration of data frame in ath9k_htc
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Hi Sirs,

	From wireshark, I noticed that when send an data frame , the
duration of frame control is fixed at 60 , no matter the frame length is 100
bytes or 1000 bytes.

	It seems this value is calculated in firmware and should be correct.
But I don't know why. And this value can be set in mac80211?


Thanks in advance!

Li gang