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/**
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/**
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* DOC: Number of entries per queue
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* DOC: Number of entries per queue
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*
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*
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- * After research it was concluded that 12 entries in a RX and TX
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- * queue would be sufficient. Although this is almost one third of
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- * the amount the legacy driver allocated, the queues aren't getting
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- * filled to the maximum even when working with the maximum rate.
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+ * Under normal load without fragmentation 12 entries are sufficient
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+ * without the queue being filled up to the maximum. When using fragmentation
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+ * and the queue threshold code we need to add some additional margins to
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+ * make sure the queue will never (or only under extreme load) fill up
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+ * completely.
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+ * Since we don't use preallocated DMA having a large number of queue entries
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+ * will have only minimal impact on the memory requirements for the queue.
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*/
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*/
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-#define RX_ENTRIES 12
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-#define TX_ENTRIES 12
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+#define RX_ENTRIES 24
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+#define TX_ENTRIES 24
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#define BEACON_ENTRIES 1
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#define BEACON_ENTRIES 1
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-#define ATIM_ENTRIES 1
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+#define ATIM_ENTRIES 8
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/**
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/**
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* enum data_queue_qid: Queue identification
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* enum data_queue_qid: Queue identification
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