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#Wmm mode openwrt install#

Then I tried to remove qca988x-ct-htt and kmod-ath10k-ct, and to install qca988x and kmod-ath10k, performances increased, but not significantly.

I tried to remove qca988x-ct and to install qca988x-ct-htt, performances dropped again.

Hi Gingernut, thank you for your feedback. I tried OpenWrt 18.06.X, 19.07.0, and the latest snapshot (Jan 26 2020), the problem is still the same.ĭoes anyone can help me? Do not hesitate to ask me if you need more information.

Here are the wireless link information on my computer: Router: 192.168.1.1 Here is my 5 GHz wireless config on the router: config wifi-device 'radio0' Here is 'show uci wireless' when it is broken: wireless.radio0wifi-device. The moment I add a normal SSID, wireless fails to start/enable. I tried to install iperf on the router to monitor the wireless link, here is the result: ➜ ~ iperf -c 192.168.1.1Ĭlient connecting to 192.168.1.1, TCP port 5001 Playing around with this some more, this is what Ive learned: I can add multiple SSIDs as long as they all use packetfence.

If I use Ethernet, I get 500 Mbps back to normal. Using OpenWrt, downloads never go above 16 MB/s and SpeedTest is around 100 Mbps over AC Wi-Fi. SpeedTest was around 500 Mbps, which is the limit of my ISP contract.

#Wmm mode openwrt download#

Using DD-WRT, I was able to download files at ~60 MB/s over the internet. Everything is fine, except the Wi-Fi performance. I recently switched from DD-WRT to OpenWrt on my TP-Link Archer C7 v5 (AC1750).