The HNAT in this table seems to refer to Hardware Flow Offloading and the WiFi Warp Drive is the Wireless Ethernet Dispatch (WED) offload. Both of these features are already available and working in OpenWrt 23.05.2 for mt7622 and mt7915.
This is their official description regarding HQoS part:
Besides the connectivity features, the hardware-based NAT engine with QoS embedded in MT7622 transporting the audio/video streams in higher priority than other non-timely services also enriches the home entertainment application.
The SFQ separating P2P sessions from audio/video ones so that MT7622 guarantees the streaming service.
Does anyone has additional info regarding the HQoS feature?
Does enabling Hardware Flow Offload in OpenWrt means that it also uses the built-in HQoS or is that a separate function that is not implemented?
well it does that,my xiaomi ax 3200 run all that, it is on 22.03.2. i did alot work on that device. but switch and wifi driver are not the same as common WRT
Nothing additional, just that it's not enabled with the OpenWrt standard hardware offload feature.
As somewhat of an alternative for the QoS, I've checked Qosify and it works good with the proper limits set. Although that's a software solution and doesn't have any hardware offload support
this this would be extremely useful to get running
currently soft solutions like cake and fq_codel are extremely cpu intensive and mqprio is usually enough to control bufferbloat to a acceptable degree (especially if we can set thoughput limits and maintain hardware offloading) I can not stress enough how big of a deal this would be
