Recent content by codyrocco

Could this feature be added later, maybe? Hoped for it, because of some pretty old Oppo players I have... no way to make them work without SMBv1 or NFS.

I found a solution () for frequently disconnects of IoT based on ESP8266 - disabling IGMP Snooping on 2.4GHz band seems to make them work OK, no router reboots in a week (previously i must reboot it daily) ...later edit: nop, after 9 days, rebooting was necessary...all those esp8266 were...

"The Wi-Fi 7 features are not currently available because of pending OS (Windows 11*) support. As a result, after installing the drivers, the Intel® Wi-Fi 7 products function with Wi-Fi 6E capabilities on Windows 11*." - newest Intel drivers says. Why I even bother? :))) - at least until Windows...

the perks of being an early adopter... (i remember my first year with mk rb4011, marketed as AC 160mhz... oh, the horror! the horror!) i'll go back to 33001 soon, 33570 is pretty unstable. all IoT are crying. even the tv was going berserk, being connected both wired and wireless

well, the difference resides in marketing :)

1469/1469 - windows speed reporting, which seems to be more realistic. And only if i force 320MHz channel in 6GHz band, also control channel set to auto. Anyway, real speeds won't exceed 1.2Gbps. Almost sufficient for a DAS connected to router's USB 3 port - ~160MB/s read, ~100MB/s write, on...

Manually updated fw, reported speeds improved in 6GHz: probably just modified those numbers (yeah, C., tell us, how much do you want to display there? :)) ) , iperf shows ~1.2Gbps transfer

Strictly academically speaking, I observed that some manufacturers will let you choose another country, giving access to respective channel range, selectable and usable. QCA, for example. I set country_abbrev_override to US for test, is kept after restart, but I know that other settings must be...

changing those country_* variables in nvram will not produce any effect? sure, even in lower part of 6GHz band I have a 320Mhz channel, should be enough, but I'm wondering if is possible.

there's no other 802.11 activity in 6ghz band in my neighborhood , other than my two devices anyway, further tests raised some particular questions: if i'm using only 160MHz channel in 6GHz band, reported (and live tested) speed is also 2882/2882; 320MHz channel will throw me back in 108/2882...

Using an Intel BE200 card, I'm obtaining only 108/2882 Mbps D/U speed in 6GHz band; in 5GHz is 2882/2882 Mbps. Also, I understand this router will have a later MLO implementation, should I hope for doubling the speed? Then, it's a nightmare working with older ESP8266 IoT devices; finally I...