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Subject: Re: AR9280 "bb hang" and other
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Hi!

> I recently managed to hack my HP/Compaq BIOS to bypass the RF
> Whitelist and replace the (crappy) bwn interface with a (decent)
> ath card.

Cool 8-)

> 2. I'm getting these messages fairly often.  Transmission stops
> briefly around these times:

There's an PR which looks pretty similar:

http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/query-pr.cgi?pr=148112

I disabled the call to ath_reset() in ath_bmiss_proc and was able
to use my AR9285 that way (not very stable, but usable).

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