Hi Felix,
I've tried testing both AA r38347 as-is, and also AA recompiled with the
back-ported copies of hostapd and mac80211 packages that you provided on
your git repo (thank you!). Unfortunately, in both instances, I saw the
adhoc link between two Engenius EOC-1650 freeze entirely during a
Also, sorry for typo: transfers averaged to *415KBytes/sec* ...
On Mon, Oct 14, 2013 at 10:55 AM, Ben West b...@gowasabi.net wrote:
Hi Felix,
I've tried testing both AA r38347 as-is, and also AA recompiled with the
back-ported copies of hostapd and mac80211 packages that you provided on
Hi Ben,
please try copying this patch to package/mac80211/patches (with the new
version): http://nbd.name/990-ath5k_fix.patch
I checked the ath5k diff between the old and the new version, and the
only relevant change seems to be a rate control related rework.
- Felix
On 2013-10-14 5:56 PM, Ben
Hi Ben,
On 2013-10-14 9:01 PM, Ben West wrote:
Hi Felix,
This is fabulous. The adhoc link between the 2 Engenius nodes now
passed the 2Gbyte transfer test, running AA r38347 with the hostapd +
mac80211 backports/patches which you have provided. In addition, I
measured a mild speed
The devices in 'production' use are Engenius EOC-01650 and Open Mesh OM1Ps,
both with Atheros SoC AR2315. These are gradually by being replaced by
UBNT Nanostation Loco M2's, with SoC AR7240.
The small adhoc network I was using for proving firmware, where the
decrease in throughput was observed,
On 2013-10-13 7:49 PM, Ben West wrote:
The devices in 'production' use are Engenius EOC-01650 and Open Mesh
OM1Ps, both with Atheros SoC AR2315. These are gradually by being
replaced by UBNT Nanostation Loco M2's, with SoC AR7240.
The small adhoc network I was using for proving firmware,
Hello All,
I operate a small adhoc meshing network in a residential neighborhood,
presently based on AA r36669 running on a mixture of ar71xx and atheros
devices.
On a small test network comprised of three atheros nodes, which I use for
proving out new firmware, I noticed that AA r38346
On 2013-10-12 4:16 PM, Ben West wrote:
Hello All,
I operate a small adhoc meshing network in a residential neighborhood,
presently based on AA r36669 running on a mixture of ar71xx and atheros
devices.
On a small test network comprised of three atheros nodes, which I use
for proving out
* Ben West b...@gowasabi.net [12.10.2013 18:27]:
On a small test network comprised of three atheros nodes, which I use for
proving out new firmware, I noticed that AA r38346 demonstrates
dramatically worse throughput between nodes than the same firmware compiled
from r36669, with the nodes at
My mesh uses mostly dlink and tplink (ar71xx moslty athk9) and i am now
working with AA r38315 to deploy new firmware by the end of the year and
these news are serious concerning.I will be testing
The current firmware in the mesh is DISTRIB_REVISION=r35241 and i have
no problems with HT20 or
On 2013-10-12 6:35 PM, Bastian Bittorf wrote:
* Ben West b...@gowasabi.net [12.10.2013 18:27]:
On a small test network comprised of three atheros nodes, which I use for
proving out new firmware, I noticed that AA r38346 demonstrates
dramatically worse throughput between nodes than the same
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