Recent content by mmacedo

I had issues in the past with Sonos and STP - spanning tree protocol, when connecting more than one speaker thru ETH. I had to leave all them connected to WiFi and that solved. I'd suggest troubleshooting, disconnecting the extenders and repeaters and then reconnecting one at each time until...

Do you have a Sonos speaker?

Do you have any Sonos speakers by any chance? I've had lot of issues with topology changes and STP with them.

After configuring PPoE passthrough, you'll see two WAN IPs under Internet Status: the first one your public IP and the second one the Home Hub's IP. It seems to work, but if it bothers you as it bothered me, uncheck Enable VPN + DHCP Connection under the WAN settings. Then you will lose access...

Make sure Ethernet Backhaul Mode if disabled on AiMesh | System Settings:

Yes, that's because /var is on tmpfs as well. Run this command df -h | grep -Ew 'tmpfs|Filesystem' and you'll see something like this: Filesystem Size Used Available Use% Mounted on tmpfs 206.0M 336.0K 205.7M 0% /var tmpfs 206.0M...

TMPFS is on RAM: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmpfs

Weird indeed. I don't why then.

There's one record for each wireless device connected to your router and nodes. I counted 20 devices connected to the router, 8 connected to one node and 6 connected to the other node. I guess it adds to the table a snapshot of all devices every minute, so you'll have x new records every minute...

Run top and then press the "S" key twice to sort by RSS. Check the memory usage of networkmap and then press the "Q" key to quit.

What's in stainfo? Could you run these and post the results, please? sqlite3 /tmp/.diag/stainfo.db .schema sqlite3 /tmp/.diag/stainfo.db 'select * from DATA_INFO'

I don't know exactly, because I've stopped conn_diag when wifi_detect.db got to 4MB (the screenshot you mentioned). But, before I had found out about /tmp/.diag, my /tmp reached 26.4M, as you can see here. Unfortunatelly, I rebooted the router before checking the contents of /tmp/.diag, as I...

Nice approach, I'll do the same. Thxs!

Files didn't stop increasing. After 4 days 6 hour(s) 35 minute(s) of Uptime this is what I got under /tmp/.diag: ???@router:/jffs/scripts# ls -1lSA /tmp/.diag -rw-rw-rw- 1 4792320 Jan 27 22:11 wifi_detect.db -rw-rw-rw- 1 2785280 Jan 27 22:11 eth_detect.db -rw-rw-rw- 1 720896 Jan...

Just one more thing that just occurred to me: 4.5) If your node had previously been added to the router and appears as disconnected on the AiMesh tab, remove the node