Make selection of current opclass more generic for 20 MHz UNI-III channels
According to IEEE Std 802.11-2020, Operating classes Table E-2 (Europe) and Table E-6 (China) map channels in the range 149 to 161 to the global operating class 125, while Table E-1 (United States) maps these channels to global operating classes 125 and 124 as well. The global operating class 125 contains all channels from the global operating class 124 and some additional channels. Hence, to make the selection of the current operating class generic, use operating class 125 for all 20 MHz channels in the range 149 to 161. Signed-off-by: Amith A <quic_amitajit@quicinc.com>
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*op_class = 126;
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*op_class = 126;
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else if (sec_channel == -1)
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else if (sec_channel == -1)
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*op_class = 127;
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*op_class = 127;
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else if (freq <= 5805)
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*op_class = 124;
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else
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else
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*op_class = 125;
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*op_class = 125;
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