[PATCH][RFC] usbatm.[ch]: cleanup and OAM F5 loopback
matthieu castet
castet.matthieu at free.fr
Sat Mar 12 17:10:03 EST 2005
Hi Roman,
Roman Kagan wrote:
>
> Nonetheless please let me reiterate the question I asked a while ago: do
> you have an indication that isochronous transfers are better for this
> sort of workload? I'd be surprised if they are. They are meant for
> constant rate data streams with no requirement for data integrity, like
> audio or video. ATM data, on the opposite, is typically variable rate,
> and loosing data on the way from the modem to the host doesn't look
> nice.
>
Well, may be it is the sagem that don't work well with bulk mode, but
when it is in high speed mode, if you reach a limit (200-300kb/s), the
modem produce lot's of error, and the atm data trame are broken (crc
error, bogus pdu_length, ...). So because of these errors, the modem
never reach the maximun rate.
In iso rate it work at 700kb/s with no problem.
> Please note that I'm just handwaving here; AFAIK SpeedTouch 330 has iso
> endpoints too, but I'd be really interested to see if it helps a single
> bit... Maybe eagle-usb project has done some measurements?
Like I said 300-400kb/s vs 700kb/s on my computer.
I don't know if there are other measurements.
Matthieu
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