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Linux 4.10's ath9k Driver Should Have Lower Latency & Less Bufferbloat

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  • #11
    Originally posted by enihcam View Post
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    Check for the bufferbloat rating. Everything else than an A is shit, which is easy for LEDE/OpenWRT. It's mostly depending upon your router.

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    • #12

      ath9k
      * add device tree bindings
      * switch to use mac80211 intermediate software queues to reduce latency and fix bufferbloat
      Do any of these require hostapd configuration changes?

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      • #13
        Originally posted by d2kx View Post
        http://www.dslreports.com/speedtest

        Check for the bufferbloat rating. Everything else than an A is shit, which is easy for LEDE/OpenWRT. It's mostly depending upon your router.


        pfSense 2.3.2 (5Ghz "N"). Atheros AR9485. Transparent squid proxy in the mix too, no clue how it may have affected things.
        Last edited by aht0; 12 January 2017, 06:27 AM. Reason: [quote] messed up.

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        • #14
          Has anyone tried Google's amazing congestion control algorithm, BBR, introduced in Linux 4.9 to resolve bufferbloat issue?

          LWN says these bits of code "allow network protocols (usually TCP) to maximize the throughput of any given connection while simultaneously sharing the available bandwidth equitably with other users."

          Here are few benchmarks:
          Mistakenly opened in AOSC OS Core tree is AOSC-Archive/aosc-os-core#44, describing enabling BBR TCP Congestion Control Algorithm - which is already enabled since the Kernel 4.9 bump in staging. How...


          however, the result covers only bbr/fq_codel, not bbr/fq.


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