Sebastian Gottschall

there where always stability issues, especially if using IOS / apple devices.

> Just popping by to note that this is still an issue in the 21.02 RC software. This is a bigger issue now as WPA3 is starting to appear in...

> > > Just popping by to note that this is still an issue in the 21.02 RC software. This is a bigger issue now as WPA3 is starting to...

i already talked with a openwrt team member to take care about that issue. i told them about this already 2 years ago. you can also fix it by yourself....

the timeout message indicates that your wifi chipset crashed, but mwlwifi hasnt been changed for a long time. i also cannot reproduce this on my device. are there any special...

i'm using ieee80211w=2 sae_require_mfp=1 sae_password=******* wpa_key_mgmt=SAE sae_groups=19 20 21 wpa_pairwise=CCMP group_mgmt_cipher=AES-128-CMAC okc=1 wpa_psk instead of sae_password works too, but is more restrictive with key length. its usefull for mixed operation...

in dd-wrt is a ldpc workaround option at wireless basic. use this to get around this issue with ESP8266 chipsets. you see this option only if you switch to n...

this is called "unencrypted". if its encrypted you always need a valid key, otherwise encryption cannot work by definition since the key is used for authentication and encrypting/decrypting the data....

of course it can. just configure the station to use the correct key. and on esp chipset based clients consider to activate the "ldpc workaround" on the basic wifi settings...

@s-pimenta i'm only testing the latest driver using kernel 4.9. test scenario is a r7800 QCA9984 based AP. station is the WRT3200ACM. the ap has a second QCA9984 based station...