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Subject: Re: debugging TXQs being empty
From:   Johannes Berg <johannes@sipsolutions.net>
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On Mon, 2019-12-09 at 11:55 -0800, Ben Greear wrote:
> 
> Please let us know what you actually see and expect and if what mode
> you are using (VHT, HE, 160Mhz, 2x2 vs 1x1, etc).

Yeah, but I need to figure out first if I'm allowed to say the numbers,
sorry :)

Mostly interested in HE 160 MHz, 2x2, i.e. the max our NIC will do.

> Conductive test is not actually isolation from your environment (cables leak, especially
> SMA pigtails, as do radio cards and so forth, and they leak both in and out), so
> you will need a real shield chamber if you want to have repeatable
> testing.  And, make sure you have 30db of attenuation or so inserted
> if you are doing cabled setup, otherwise signal is too hot for the chips.

I'm usually using 22dB attenuation, but yes :)

johannes