On 20.03.2025 11:42, Bjoern A. Zeeb wrote:
Yes, I know the firmware crash you reported and along with TKIP that's
the two main (new) things to fix for the moment. Unfortunately there's
been
other regressions (one in net80211 and one outside wireless) which needed
more focus the last days.
Okay cool :)
Fun observation: In a desperate attempt to get out of this trouble, I
changed the wifi config in BIOS (well, firmware, really) from 'Default'
to 'Fallback'. Something about signal strengths and regulartory regions
and such. Those are the only two choices - but it seems in 'Fallback'
mode, none of the HT/VHT stuff works at all and I never get network. In
'Default' mode at least it comes up, as described.
It does not seem to affect operation without superspeed-wifi enabled..
I'm now back on 11g/11a, and even here I'm limited to 1Mbps(!)
according to the ifconfig output. And this isn't a lie either; it is
absolutely
ifconfig will not tell the truth for what the firmware does. There's a
feedback loop missing in net80211 for that. Also RX vs. TX can be
different.
Yea I suspected as much.
horrendeously slow. Not 1mbit, but effectively maybe 7-8? Has this
changed with recent commits?
I thought you said you are back to 55Mbit/s. Since then nothing
relevant has changed.
Looks like it depends on the network and AP. I think my Ubiquiti/Amplifi
is messing with me again. Ignore this part of my report, sorry about the
noise.
/Eirik
