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From: Johannes Berg <johannes@sipsolutions.net>
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Subject: [RFC 0/2] remain-on-channel HW offload
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This adds functionality to enable remain-on-channel
hardware offload to mac80211 drivers. Any frames
transmitted during that time get a new TX flag and
must be transmitted correctly by the driver -- any
other activity isn't stopped, so the device must
have different queues for the different frames.

johannes