: The term "top" might refer to the top command in Linux, used to monitor system resources. There are historically "interesting" technical discussions in the mailing lists where developers troubleshoot why a specific 802.11n driver might be consuming high CPU, leading to intensive debugging stories.
If you are looking for the specific code or documentation: 80211n driver jaswinder parmar top
If you are looking for a specific anecdote about a developer named Jaswinder Parmar : The term "top" might refer to the
: The term "top" might refer to the top command in Linux, used to monitor system resources. There are historically "interesting" technical discussions in the mailing lists where developers troubleshoot why a specific 802.11n driver might be consuming high CPU, leading to intensive debugging stories.
If you are looking for the specific code or documentation:
If you are looking for a specific anecdote about a developer named Jaswinder Parmar