Hi all,
I am implementing a piggy-back style 2-hop Wifi deployment (2-hop is all we
need, so we don’t need mesh) with two TP-Link 741. What I did is the following:
clientA --- TPLinkA-TPLinkB --- clientB
The TPLinkA and TPLinkB are installed with backfire and are configured to run
in AP
. You really have 4 radios to deal with
since the packets of client b will affect client a when tp a has to handle naks
and the like, right next to tp b.
Have you tried one tp instead of 2. You might see throughput reduced by 1/3rd
instead of 1/2.
On Jan 16, 2011 9:42 AM, Robert Chan
. You really have 4 radios to deal with
since the packets of client b will affect client a when tp a has to handle naks
and the like, right next to tp b.
Have you tried one tp instead of 2. You might see throughput reduced by 1/3rd
instead of 1/2.
On Jan 16, 2011 9:42 AM, Robert Chan
Hi all,
I apologize for this dumb question, and it could have been ask million of
times (but I just can't find the right keywords to search for the right
answers)
I finally created my mesh network based on backfire. The MPs can ping each
other and see each other in iw dev mesh station
AM, Robert Chan wrote:
Hi all,
Based on the great help from this group, I have finally managed to install
OpenWRT on my router with mesh support (selected in kernel_menuconfig).
However, I cannot find any mesh (or 802.11s) related menu in Luci. So do I
need to configure mesh in Luci at all
Hi all,
Based on the great help from this group, I have finally managed to install
OpenWRT on my router with mesh support (selected in kernel_menuconfig).
However, I cannot find any mesh (or 802.11s) related menu in Luci. So do I
need to configure mesh in Luci at all?
If so, where in Luci
Hi all,
I tried to build backfire from the fresh source, but Luci doesn't load
(i.e., I can't connect to 192.168.1.1) after flashing. But failsafe works.
I only changed the target to TP-Link tl-wr741nd v1. What else do I need to
enable luci?
Thanks very much in advance.
Regards,
Hi all,
Honestly, I had already bricked 2 routers (TP-Link 1043ND and 741ND). What
I did was that I compiled the images from the source, and then upload them
to the routers. Sometimes they work. However, in two of the instances, I
changed some options, and . bricked the routers (even the
Hi all,
Sorry for asking so many beginner questions in this group and thanks for the
great help this far.
I notice that the size of the image built with the fresh source (i.e. built
from the SVN check-out without any modification in the configurations) and
the size of the pre-built image
Hi all,
I have managed to build backfire with mesh networking (802.11s) enabled.
However, how do I configure openwrt to use it? Or how do I even know
whether it is really enabled? I can't find any field on luci that indicates
the working of mesh networking, though.
Thanks very much in
Dear all,
I am just wondering if the pre-built images (e.g.,
openwrt-ar71xx-tl-wr741nd-v1-squashfs-factory.bin
http://downloads.openwrt.org/backfire/10.03/ar71xx/openwrt-ar71xx-tl-wr741n
d-v1-squashfs-factory.bin ) on the openwrt.org site contain support for
mesh networking (pre-802.11s)?
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Dear all,
I am trying
or my
TL-WR941ND? The last thing I want to see is to load an incorrect image into
the router and brick it.
Please help.
Regards,
Robert.
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