Stephen Frost

I've had them set to 0x500000 for a long time. ``` root@nord:~# fw_printenv pri_kern_size pri_kern_size=0x500000 root@nord:~# fw_printenv alt_kern_size alt_kern_size=0x500000 ``` I can certainly try increasing that... Not sure why it's...

Oh, this is all with the newer 5.6.14 kernel, and I've upgraded nftables and the firewall is nft, but that's only one of the APs (I've got 3... :), and...

Either of these APs would do an alright job serving the entire house, so I don't think it's an issue like that. It's very consistent and just about always 5...

Ok, I've run scans on each of the APs, on both interfaces, and included the results here. ap1 is at 00:25:9c:13:a2:35 / 00:25:9c:13:a2:36 ap2 is at 30:23:03:dd:18:a9 / 30:23:03:dd:18:aa on...

Where are the solutions..? Could you provide a link?

Ok, this is starting to look promising and pretty curious. When looking at the fdb, what I'm seeing is that I'm getting two entries for a client's MAC, eg: d0:3f:aa:e8:XX:XX...

> Constantly deleting macs from the switches fdb, turns the ethernet switch into an ethernet hub... This is why i wrote bridgefdbd which only deletes when it is necessairy. The...

Thanks so much @Chadster766 for that config! I'm not sure that it'll help with what's going on here, but I'll definitely review what you shared and see if there's improvements...

Where is that quote from...? What is the reasoning for that? I mean, mcdebian is specifically set up to do exactly what I'm doing- creating one bridge between the wireless...

> > Where is that quote from...? What is the reasoning for that? > > The word Quote in the previous post is a link to the webpage on the...