RichardDavies wrote: > I want to add another report of the mitigation not working in every > case. I have four SB Radios connected to WiFi in my house. All four were > successfully using wlanpoke v0.6.3 to mitigate all lost connections. I > updated one of them to v0.7.0 (and then later to v0.7.1 and v0.7.2) and > since updating it to 0.7.x it now loses its connection after about 12-24 > hours and requires a manual reboot. When I updated it from 0.6.3 to > 0.7.2, the only thing I changed with the configuration was to add "-W > quick" to enable the quick webserver. > > The other radios still using 0.6.3 are still staying connected without > any issue. Can you think of any reason why 0.7.2 would be less reliable > than 0.6.3 at restoring the lost WiFi connection? Sure, bugs or other problems. This is the second report of a failure to keep the radios always working.
Try saving and uploading the radio's logs, which are lost when located in /var/log. Make a '/etc/log' directory, which would survive a reboot, and use the -d /etc/log/ option to save logs to there, then upload, zip, and upload to here the relevant portion for examination. It might be that the quick reset is causing trouble. Try setting the quick reset to 7 (higher than 6) to disable quick reset. Try disabling the web server, and/or running the 'slow' version (-W slow option). Swap the version 0.7.x radio with a 0.6.3 radio. Does the problem follow the 0.7.x version? Other troubleshooting involves moving the radio next to your desktop, and connecting and opening a terminal TTL serial connection (115200 bps) to the radio and launching wlanpoke from there. This would show all messages from boot-up to linux boot, etc. Save the terminal session and look for issues. If not obvious, you can increase the debug level for more verbosity. If that is sill not enough, we can add more debug statements to pinpoint what is not working. I would do this here, but my 7 radios have been perfect, so far. However, my environment has significantly improved over the last few weeks, so this is not a good test site. That might be a clue. We will try to straighten this out. Thanks for your efforts. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ POMdev's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=70558 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=109953 _______________________________________________ Radio mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/mailman/listinfo/radio
