When you added these, did you do so by manually editing the conf or did you do it via UCI? If the latter I wonder if uci commit wireless didnât do what it need to do.
After running uci commit wireless it doesnât save the configuration either after rebooting.
It also looks like I only need to run this after running the uci commands. If the file is already modified, that command wonât do anything.
commit[<config>] Writes changes of the given configuration file, or if none is given, all configuration files, to the filesystem. All âuci setâ, âuci addâ, âuci renameâ and âuci deleteâ commands are staged into a temporary location and written to flash at once with âuci commitâ. This is not needed after editing configuration files with a text editor, but for scripts, GUIs and other programs working directly with UCI files.
Iâll take your word for it. I tend to stay away fr UCI as Iâm just so conditioned to directly edit the conf on my various Linux boxes. You may want to do the same; opkg update && opkg install nano is a Helluva lot easier for editing if youâre not intending to spend a lot of time in sysadmin/programming work.
A good SSH client app will let you just paste your above conf directly into the file as needed. See the References & Resources of