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WiFi client broken after update to Ω-ware: 0.1.10 b160



  • I, like many on this forum, have had terrible trouble getting WiFi working. Latest issue is that'd I've just upgraded to 0.1.10 b160 (over functioning WiFi) using oupgrade -force, and now I can't reconnect to the WiFi. I've tried everything I could find from the hundred of threads on WiFi issues, but this is the closest I've come:

    # wifisetup
    <Select SSID, authentication type is WPA2PSK, enter password>
    > Restarting wifimanager for changes to take effect
    sh: 7fff.40a36bc0d67b: unknown operand
    # wifisetup info
    { "success": false }
    
    # cat /etc/config/network
    
    config interface 'loopback'
    	option ifname 'lo'
    	option proto 'static'
    	option ipaddr '127.0.0.1'
    	option netmask '255.0.0.0'
    
    config globals 'globals'
    	option ula_prefix 'fd1d:48c4:7633::/48'
    
    config interface 'wlan'
    	option type 'bridge'
    	option proto 'static'
    	option ipaddr '192.168.3.1'
    	option netmask '255.255.255.0'
    	option ip6assign '60'
    
    config interface 'wan'
    	option ifname 'eth0'
    	option proto 'dhcp'
    
    config interface 'wwan'
    	option ifname 'apcli0'
    	option proto 'dhcp'
    	option hostname 'Omega-D67B'
    
    # cat /etc/config/wireless 
    
    config wifi-device 'ra0'
    	option type 'ralink'
    	option mode '9'
    	option country 'US'
    	option ht '40'
    	option channel 'auto'
    	option disabled '0'
    
    config wifi-iface 'ap'
    	option device 'ra0'
    	option mode 'ap'
    	option network 'wlan'
    	option ifname 'ra0'
    	option encryption 'psk2'
    	option key '12345678'
    	option ssid 'Omega-D67B'
    	option ApCliSsid 'TheSSID'
    	option ApCliPassWord 'ThePassword'
    	option ApCliAuthMode 'WPA2PSK'
    	option ApCliEnable '0'
    
    config wifi-config
    	option ssid 'TheSSID'
    	option key 'ThePassword'
    	option encryption 'WPA2PSK'
    

    I suspect there's something misconfigured in network or wireless, but I can't figure out a known good default. I've tried changes to ApCliEnable, hwmode, htmode, variant, device_mode, op_mode and so on with no better result. My next step would be a manual reflash... again. Would love to know if there's an easier way.



  • This is all that appears in dmesg:

    [ 4654.457604] br-wlan: port 1(ra0) entered disabled state
    [ 4656.104124] EEPROM:Read from [factory] offset 0x0,length 0x400.
    [ 4658.588386]  ch1 bssid=78:8a:20:71:08:f1
    [ 4658.592427]  ch1 bssid=c8:3a:35:7a:e9:b4
    [ 4658.596409]  ch1 bssid=8a:8a:20:71:08:f1
    [ 4658.600420]  ch1 bssid=7a:8a:20:71:08:f1
    [ 4658.604403]  ch5 bssid=02:9f:c2:fd:00:c1
    [ 4658.608399]  ch6 bssid=9a:8a:20:54:4d:3e
    [ 4658.612381]  ch6 bssid=78:8a:20:54:4d:b4
    [ 4658.616359]  ch6 bssid=00:24:6c:c2:cd:80
    [ 4658.620357]  ch6 bssid=78:8a:20:54:4d:3e
    [ 4658.624337]  ch6 bssid=8a:8a:20:54:4d:b4
    [ 4658.628316]  ch6 bssid=8a:8a:20:54:4d:3e
    [ 4658.632314]  ch6 bssid=04:bd:88:21:74:21
    [ 4658.636294]  ch6 bssid=04:bd:88:21:74:22
    [ 4658.640284]  ch6 bssid=7a:8a:20:54:4d:b4
    [ 4658.644264]  ch6 bssid=7a:8a:20:54:4d:3e
    [ 4658.648242]  ch6 bssid=9a:8a:20:54:4d:b4
    [ 4658.652239]  ch6 bssid=00:24:6c:c2:cd:82
    [ 4658.656219]  ch11 bssid=6c:72:20:3d:f4:d2
    [ 4658.660292] =====================================================
    [ 4658.666476] Channel 1 : Dirty = 310, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 12300, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.674960] Channel 2 : Dirty = 392, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 2459, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.683369] Channel 3 : Dirty = 428, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 1305, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.691760] Channel 4 : Dirty = 464, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 7754, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.700163] Channel 5 : Dirty = 534, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 8000, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.708559] Channel 6 : Dirty = 932, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 11740, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.717027] Channel 7 : Dirty = 432, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 4503, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.725422] Channel 8 : Dirty = 384, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 6019, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.733819] Channel 9 : Dirty = 336, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 2408, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.742215] Channel 10 : Dirty = 272, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 1652, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.750694] Channel 11 : Dirty = 80, False CCA = 0, Busy Time = 2084, Skip Channel = FALSE
    [ 4658.759085] =====================================================
    [ 4658.765263] Rule 1 CCA value : Min Dirtiness (Include extension channel) ==> Select Channel 11 
    [ 4658.774092] Min Dirty = 80
    [ 4658.776834] ExChannel = 0 , 0
    [ 4658.779848] BW        = 20
    [ 4658.811321] br-wlan: port 1(ra0) entered forwarding state
    [ 4658.816844] br-wlan: port 1(ra0) entered forwarding state
    [ 4660.808390] br-wlan: port 1(ra0) entered forwarding state


  • I wasn't able to solve it and eventually bricked the device, so was forced to start fresh. That fixed my WiFi woes, but now I have space issues.



  • I wasn't able to solve it and eventually bricked the device, so was forced to start fresh. That fixed my WiFi woes, but now I have space issues.


  • administrators

    @Heath-Raftery try out our very latest firmware, it features an overhauled wifi driver and a whole slew of other goodies.
    More details here: https://onion.io/2bt-brand-new-os-release/



  • @Lazar-Demin Yeah it worked in 0.2 (see my followup thread with brand new issues). So I guess the issue was that oupgrade -force actually downgraded! What a rough ride...


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