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kernel trace caused by using hostapd on Pi3 #1375
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Same here, Firmware Homegrown OS. eth0 bridged with wlan0 into br0 via systemd network files, no nat, no iptables rules, plain AP bridged into my LAN There was no wireless traffic at that point of time, and only my android smartphone is set up to use this AP. Everything continued working fine after the backtrace, AP works, ethernet works, nothing crashed. hostapd config:
backtrace:
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@darren can you give more information about what you did so we can try to reproduce this? |
I try to reproduce this using iperf to make the network load saturated, but it did not happen. But I noticed that it occurs when I watch youtube over my Apple TV which is connected to Pi3's wifi. as opposed to asavah's case, when kernel show the trace above, wifi disappears and the Apple TV's wifi got disconnected untill Pi 3 is rebooted. |
Sounds a bit like #1313? Are you seeing the "sequence number error" messages? |
it still happens with 4.4.8-v7+ |
Please retest with the latest Raspbian - we have a recent fix for bridged wifi. Please report back and close if appropriate. |
Closing due to lack of activity. Reopen if you feel this issue is still relevant. |
pi@rpi:~ $ cat /boot/.firmware_revision 692dde0c1586f7310301379a502b9680d0c104fd
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