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Seeing that on the description you this:
Edit the /etc/config/wireless either manually or using uci and add the option signal_NAME 'value' to config wifi-device sections.
Looking at the example, you have it configured under config wifi-iface 'default_radio0' - can you clarify which one is the right approach?
Adding another question, I see these events:
wifi-disconnect-low-signal: wlan0: E0:2B:E9:D7:EF:7E signal=-78dBm snr=21dBm strikes=1 (threshold: signal_connect=-65 strikes=0): should disconnect
wifi-disconnect-low-signal: wlan0: disconnected E0:2B:E9:D7:EF:7E {signal=-78dBm, noise=-99dBm, snr=21dBm, strikes=1, is_new=true}
My expectation is that the device should disconnect immediately, right? Not seeing the same happening on Windows device.
Thanks in advance.
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I'm not using this at the moment, so I can't confirm my own setup, but I'm pretty sure the examples were copied from it, so the wifi-iface should be the correct... likely I did a typo in there.
Since the last commit b132691 the disconnect method changed from del_client to wnm_disassoc_imminent, please check if reverting that fixes it for you.
the author tested on Android devices, so eventually Windows doesn't implement that (actually it looks this may be per-radio/driver)
Seeing that on the description you this:
Edit the /etc/config/wireless either manually or using uci and add the option signal_NAME 'value' to config wifi-device sections.
Looking at the example, you have it configured under config wifi-iface 'default_radio0' - can you clarify which one is the right approach?
Adding another question, I see these events:
wifi-disconnect-low-signal: wlan0: E0:2B:E9:D7:EF:7E signal=-78dBm snr=21dBm strikes=1 (threshold: signal_connect=-65 strikes=0): should disconnect
wifi-disconnect-low-signal: wlan0: disconnected E0:2B:E9:D7:EF:7E {signal=-78dBm, noise=-99dBm, snr=21dBm, strikes=1, is_new=true}
My expectation is that the device should disconnect immediately, right? Not seeing the same happening on Windows device.
Thanks in advance.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: