Hi there
I recently purchased flint2, updated to 4.9.0.
Set up pppoe with vlan.
Changed DNS server to a locally running Adguard home server.
Added nordvpn client with domain policy based routing.
Installed LuCI
Added a firewall rule for home assistant to access iot network.
I don't think I changed more settings.
In the logs I see the following multiple times.
kern.err kernel: [27039.388002] 7986@C14L1,PeerPublicAction() 944: Wrong Wcid:1023 !!! need to check the root
I don't know if it's related, but also having problem with wifi clients, after some time or when i leave and return home all devices (android/Ios) can not connect anymore. Either reboot or disabling/enabling wifi fixes it…
Hi
Sorry for the delayed reply.
Regarding your issue, could you please help clarify or test the following?
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When the issue occurs, are wired devices affected as well, or does it only affect Wi-Fi devices?
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When the issue occurs, please export the router logs and send them to us via private message so that we can investigate further.
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If you have an opportunity, could you also try v4.9.0-op24 and see whether the same issue occurs?
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How to send private messages:
i have disabled the wifi 5ghz and the policy based routing.
now wifi devices dont have problems connecting.
still seeing the error in the log.
i sent you the log file
EDIT / UPDATE:
i restored factory image, and tried to set up one by one and checked the logs.
it seems the problem is in the IoT WiFi.
When i disable the IoT WiFi the error logs are gone.
Hi,
Thank you for providing the logs and sharing your findings.
We asked our R&D team to check the logs, and they confirmed that this error is caused by a compatibility issue between the 802.11 public action frames sent by some wireless client and the Flint 2 wireless driver.
Could you please confirm the following?
- Were any devices previously connected to the IoT network?
- After disabling the IoT network, do these devices work normally on the Main / Guest SSID?
- Have you previously edited any wireless-related settings via LuCI or SSH?
- If you encounter the same issue on the Main / Guest SSID, does switching to the OP24 / OP25 firmware help?