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From: Larry Finger <Larry.Finger@lwfinger.net>
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Subject: PHY TRANSMISSION ERRORS
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I recently switched from a BCM4312/1 to a BCM4311/2 PCIe card. Running 
the latest from wireless-testing, I began seeing the PHY TRANSMISSION 
ERROR storms. None had ever been seen for the BCM4312/1. Since booting 
2.6.26 from wireless-testing, none have been observed.

Is this a regression since 2.6.26, or are these errors really 
intermittent? If you see these, please tell me how frequently they 
occur, and as much about the behavior with kernel version as you know.

Thanks,

Larry