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Hai friends., How to add a 802.11e driver WMM QOS support to My SDK,Is there any source code link available.?. Regards Saravanan G...
  1. 09-30-2011 #1
    saravanang86
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    how to add a driver 802.11e WMM QoS support ?

    Hai friends.,
    How to add a 802.11e driver WMM QOS support to My SDK,Is there any source code link available.?.


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    Saravanan G
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  2. 10-02-2011 #2
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    802.11e is part of the new 802.11n wireless standard, and all new chipset drivers from manufacturers will include support by default. There is no need to go looking for it separately.
    Specific Linux functionality may not be catered for, however.
    802.11e was designed to integrate seamlessly into the new standard, so you might not realise it is happening half the time. Also, the equipment you are using may itself not support any fine tuning.

    Hope this helps.
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