Pragmatically, I solve this by a mixed, manual strategy. My entry router at 
home isn't OpenWRT based, it only connects a WAN GigE port to a home LAN GigE 
port. I use multiple APs, and for now solve the "make wifi fast" problem by 
using one 5 GHz channel per AP, and enough APs so I can have only one laptop or 
phone per AP/channel.
And the bulk of my heavy dutu use is wired to a 10 GigE backbone in the house. 
That way, most of my file transfers only interfere with the same endpoints 
interactions.

I'd really like to not have to do this, but to be honest, maintaining OpenWRT, 
and dealing with the super-proprietary garbage in WiFi chipsets is just a waste 
of my time, which is spent on other efforts - I can buy my way out by treating 
APs as disposable, suboptimal crap.

I'd really like to see someone fund you guys and to actually learn what you 
know.

The atheros, broadcom, and other chip providers are the obvious source of 
support, but for some reason they don't want to compete on getting rid of bloat 
in the airwaves.

Maybe some Chinese company is motivated to beat Qualcomm and Broadcom by going 
open in their packet handling driver code and letting you guys make it work?

ESP32 devices show that you don't have to be Broadcom or Qualcomm/Atheros to do 
WiFi chips. They aren't that open, but they don't seem to be focused on locking 
out innovators from the parket. Maybe Huawei is motivated, since Qualcomm is 
the big company behind Trump's trade war against them.

On Sunday, March 29, 2020 2:44pm, "Dave Taht" <dave.t...@gmail.com> said:

> being that I have got absolutely miserable performance out of the
> ath10k based ubnt mesh lite and pro at the moment,
> I guess I'm going to bite the bullet and try head.
> 
> Not clear what the right things were to get the ath10k up to speed.
> 
> https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=f0aff72c2bfae884b5482a288a191cc33a37f66b
> 
> 
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> 
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