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Currently, string packets are always fragmented. Since fragmentation hurts us - our devices do not have enough memory to reassemble more than one packet at any given time, fragments from all other packets are simply dropped - we must not fragment packets if at all possible. Since we currently do send a noticable amount of string packets, these packets should be shortened to something that does not force 6lowpan fragmentation.
Before this can sensibly be done, #210 must be addressed.
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Currently, string packets are always fragmented. Since fragmentation hurts us - our devices do not have enough memory to reassemble more than one packet at any given time, fragments from all other packets are simply dropped - we must not fragment packets if at all possible. Since we currently do send a noticable amount of string packets, these packets should be shortened to something that does not force 6lowpan fragmentation.
Before this can sensibly be done, #210 must be addressed.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: