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Hi James,

> I was actually incorrect thinking we used wmediumd, we don't :) We have
> our own hwsim thing that is effectively taking the place of wmediumd.

Oh. But my theory was that even purely the roundtrip out to userspace
and back would make the issue go away, so I guess I was still wrong.

> And with this I added a very small delay to resending out the frames
> and it totally fixed the issue.

I guess that's more realistic anyway :)

johannes