Peter, on your Linux machine, you can connect from the command line using wpasupplicant and get much more detailed info about what is going on. On Sep 16, 2011 1:26 PM, "Peter Naulls" <[email protected]> wrote: > > Some of this is speculation. I wish I had more precise details. This is true > of all trunk versions in last few weeks, when I started using my G300H (v2) > as an AP. This includes upto version r28254, which includes yesterday's > mac80211 patches, but not today's spam fixes. > > I have two Linux machines connecting to it. After some amount of time - or > what seems more likely, data, the WiFi connections will drop. If left > alone, they will come back after about 5 minutes. But it's usually > faster to reboot the router. > > I believe that: > > * LAN side is unaffected. > * It happens after a certain about of traffic, rather than time, since it'll > be fine during the night when not much is happening, but be triggered during > a download etc during the day. > * Attempts to reproduce by running large amounts of traffic with iperf from > WiFi -> Wired LAN have been inconsistent. > * In one case where I saw it triggered, I restarted hostapd, and it seemed to > come back, although NetworkManager on Ubuntu become confused, so I'm > not certain. > * There is nothing of consequence in kernel logs, apart from regular messages > from hostapd about group key handshake. > > So, I'm after ideas about more precise information I can gather, debug > I can turn on, etc, etc. > > > _______________________________________________ > openwrt-devel mailing list > [email protected] > https://lists.openwrt.org/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
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