Topics created by Razvan Dragomirescu

@shoresup Glad you got that sorted, sometimes it just needs a second pair of eyes. We've all been there. Iperf is testing the max performance through the device, but file transfer utilities have several overheads, so for example if I use sftp, we have several steps: read data chunk encrypt data transmit data wait for ack repeat sftp (for example) packet size can impact on performance, depending on your network driver (either wifi/ethernet et al), you may get better performance by tweaking -B parameter on sftp. A simple test I use if ftp, because it removes the overhead of encryption/encoding of sftp. Actually I often use zmodem or modem for my test, maybe because I'm old

I was asking this question few months ago. I was desperately needed a good wifi driver with my own kernel build. When I was dealing with this problem, the mac80211 wasn't just slow, it was also dropping connections and crashing the OS. I've spent a LOT of time dealing with this issue, and in the end I managed to take LinkIt Smart OpenWRT image, configure it to my needs and deploy it on Omega2. It was a real hassle, because there are some hw differences and they're using an old kernel version (3.xx) with pre-compiled Ralink wifi binaries.