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Hello Zyxmon, First off I would just like to say "Thank you!" I have Entware-ARM installed onto my Netgear R7000 with DDWRT working great. Currently I have CUPS, Avahi, Python and required Libs installed and setup for an AirPrint server. However iOS printing won't work because CUPS doesn't...

@saintdev I wish it was that simple, it's not the switch configuration. It works with other hardware, just can't get the Rt-ac66u aggregation IDs to matchup and work right. I PM-ed BS the main ddwrt dev who was not very helpful on the subject. I'm still working on 802.3ad on my end with ddwrt...

Unfortunately it's not Netgear switch set up. It has to do with RT-AC66U 802.3ad settings (or bug). I've tested several different combinations of active-passive and nothing changes.

We'll my tested setting above... Doesn't change anything. :( I've PM-ed the two main developers of ddwrt for this router and asked them to look at my posts, keeping my fingers crossed. Thanks everyone for the help! Should I try to contact the linux bond driver developers, or not even...

@RMerlin Are you using newer Broadcom drivers then ddwrt at the moment? @ AnyoneElseWhoCares Well I have been reading online there's a bug in the Linux Kernel 3.10.x that allows ARP monitoring in 802.3ad mode, which should not be the case. The current builds of dd-wrt are based on 3.10.25...

I was shocked myself. It's cheap but you have no control over the trunk. I'm pretty sure it only supports one bond, but can't say for sure only tested with one setup. I tried connecting the gs108 but it did not see the bond on the rtac66u as expected

The GS108 definitely supports 802.3ad, same as the Airport, its all setup automatically without need to configure the firmware though. http://www.netgear.com/images/GS105v3_GS108v3_DS_27Apr1118-4903.pdf

Only thing i can find... Both en0 and en1 show "No Partner" and when selected says... The port on the switch that the device is connected to doesn't seem to have 802.3ad Link Aggregation enabled. I'm still going through the logs to find more detail. If I connect the Mac Pro to my older...

I haven't tested my netgear switch yet (it's at my office but has worked with every other LAG bond I through at it.), I'm trying to setup with a MacPro with dual GigE intel Ethernet. From some earlier posts another user setup his Mac Pro without issue.

Regardless of how I add the slaves still have the same issues. I'm still searching the web for a solution...

@KAD I've got some good and bad new. Lets start with the good news first, I'm now able to echo > vlan3 & vlan4 into bond0. its was the fact that I have been bringing "up" the vlans priors to launching the bonding module. The below scripts gets everything setup and in place. # Step 1...

Maybe thats my problem :confused: Once I get home i'll give it another look. I can't remember off the top-of-my-head if I tried this or not. In part of my makeshift script the first two commands "UP" vlan3 & 4.

Yes, made a few quick edits. I keep reading online, that others getting write errors when adding slaves, have another bond config somewhere already active in the system, like with redhat, gentoo and other distros.. I've looked all over /etc and can't find any other files containing default bond...

# cat /sys/class/net/bond0/bonding/slaves vlan3 vlan4 I'm not home right not so I really can't make any changes to the router without loosing my connection, however I want to see if bringing up the bonding driver enables "up" vlan3 and vlan4. maybe I should try to bring up vlan3 and...