On 2010-03-10 4:47 AM, Spudz76 wrote:
>> > Apart from this, the original value seems to be wrong:
>> > 
>> > (((1UL << 10) - 1) << 0) = 0x3ff = 1023
>> > 
>> > The switch should be able to handle larger frames than this.
>> You're right. The datasheet says bits 0:10, so it should have been 11
>> bits not 10. Fixed in r20110
> 
> Following this logic then 14 makes sense for the AR8316 as it has
> Gigabit Ethernet capability and thus needs to handle up to 9000 byte MTU
> (jumbo frames semi-standard accepted size) - 13 is 8191 so it has to be
> 14.
AR8316 needs a separate definition, because bit 11 has a different
meaning on AR8216.

- Felix
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