Help please - Recievning FW Trap error twice a day...

[MoonPie2000]

Does anyone know what it means and what is the cause? I have searched but can not find any helpful info about this.

Recently about twice a day I have been getting these errors. The error is...
FW trap has happened
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: PCIe IPC addr (0x00158004) read took 0 usec
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: PCIe IPC: addr 0x00158004 sz 128, Rev host 0x81 dngl 0x81
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: FWID 0xecfccd77, flags 0x10b10481, dcap1 0x2f860000 dcap2 0x00000000
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: trap 0x0015a238 assrt 0x00000000,0x00000000,0 cons 0x001e90f4
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: mbox h2d 0x0020f8ec d2h 0x0020f8f0 rings 0x0020ce8c

Spoiler: Complete error text

FW trap has happened
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: PCIe IPC addr (0x00158004) read took 0 usec
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: PCIe IPC: addr 0x00158004 sz 128, Rev host 0x81 dngl 0x81
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: FWID 0xecfccd77, flags 0x10b10481, dcap1 0x2f860000 dcap2 0x00000000
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: trap 0x0015a238 assrt 0x00000000,0x00000000,0 cons 0x001e90f4
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: mbox h2d 0x0020f8ec d2h 0x0020f8f0 rings 0x0020ce8c
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 08.774 ampdu_dbg: cwcur0-3 f f 7 3 bslots cur/0-3 14 11 0 0 0 ifs_boff 18
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097408.774 ampdu_dbg: again1 ifsstat 0xa2 nav_stat 0x1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097408.774 ampdu_dbg: again2 ifsstat 0xa2 nav_stat 0x1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097408.774 FIFO-14 TXPEND = 1 TX-DMA14 =>
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097408.774 wl1: wlc_ampdu_handle_ba_session_on: cleaning up ini tid 1 due to no progress for 2 secs tx_in_transit 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097429.752 wl1: wlc_ratelinkmem_update_link_entry_onsize, 00433cac, 0043429c, STA: 72:48:10:b3:a1:50 Skip updating linkmem that is or will be deleted
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097429.824 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097429.824 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097447.833 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097447.833 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097447.834 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097447.834 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097448.753 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097507.747 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097507.747 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097507.748 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097507.748 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097508.769 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097567.663 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097567.664 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097567.664 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097567.665 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097568.685 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.862 wlc_ap_authresp: status 0
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.863 wl1: turn sta MFP setting on with sha1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.863 wlc_ap_process_assocreq_done status 0
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.866 iov:SCB_DEAUTH
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.867 txrep:802.1x
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.909 txrep:802.1x
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097616.921 iov:SCB_AUTH
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.434 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for <mac address> seq 0x1 tid 6
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.555 addba timed out 0
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.557 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for <mac address> seq 0x2 tid 5
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.566 wl1: wlc_is_publicaction: rx frame has category 9, pub action field 0; should have cat 4
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.566 wl1: wlc_recvfilter: bad frame control 0x40d0
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.776 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for <mac address> seq 0x1 tid 0
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097617.889 wl1.0: wlc_send_bar: for <mac address> seq 0x1 tid 1
Sep 11 10:26:10 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: 097627.578 wl1: wlc_ampdu_recv_addba_resp: Failed. status 37 wsize 64 policy 1

 

[KCL]

Bump.

I seem to be getting this on my RT-AX88U (with two RT-AX92U in the mesh as well.) Coincides with temporary internet outage. Anyone know what the source of this might be (my guess would be the firewall, but no actual idea!)

Unusual entries in log as the time of the interruption:

Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: CONSOLE: 085079.742 wl1: PSMx dump at 9703 seconds. corerev 129.1 reason:watchdog ucode revision 1570.181 features 0x9106
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: CONSOLE: 085079.742 psmxdebug 0x01ff0009 macctl_x 0x403 maccmd_x 0x4
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: FW trap has happened
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: PCIe IPC addr (0x0017800c) read took 0 usec
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: PCIe IPC: addr 0x0017800c sz 128, Rev host 0x82 dngl 0x82
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: FWID 0x82f8e8d8, flags 0x10b10482, dcap1 0x2f8e0000 dcap2 0x00000001
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: trap 0x0017a23c assrt 0x00000000,0x00000000,0 cons 0x0024d8f8
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: mbox h2d 0x00275ee8 d2h 0x00275eec rings 0x00273488
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: HME Pages: 1 0 0 0 0 32 0 0
Jun 27 02:50:34 kernel: DUMP CONSOLE: up resp tid waiting for seq 0x1ea for 200 ms
... Plus a lot more, but this looks to be where it starts.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated!


Scott.

 

[KCL]

Addendum -- I'm trying to determine if the issue is the router or our service provider.