Setting it to 'auto' enables the wifi to come up and work just fine. If I set up a wifi SSID with any specific channel (checked and verified correctly configured for the region) the wifi link refuses to come up. Even when using a channel which the AUTO channel selection will pick.
Is there any reason for this behavior? Is anyone else experiencing this issue as well?
Thu Sep 14 16:00:27 2023 daemon.warn hostapd: Failed to check if DFS is required; ret=-1
Thu Sep 14 16:00:27 2023 daemon.warn hostapd: Failed to check if DFS is required; ret=-1
Thu Sep 14 16:00:27 2023 daemon.err hostapd: Wrong coupling between HT and VHT/HE channel setting
I noticed it again, this time while being set to 'auto'. I now have it active, set on a specific channel. I had to restart the WIFI device once more to get it to work... the mistery deepens
I have an EX6120. I can test it.
What would be a well defined test to try?
Change channel to X and check log for hostapd warn or err? Or, something else?
Is it that the SSID never comes up when the problem happens?
Don't think I'll be much help.
Tried a few things, but didn't see that problem or error message.
My device isn't in normal use. I got errors for some of the lines in your config, likely you have some extra packages I don't have.
I ran the limited value tyrekick test script on 22.03.2, 22.03.5, and 23.05 rc3. It just sets different channels and other parameters and does a local test for success. Got the same results for all, every test passed. I checked hostapd logs, didn't see anything interesting.
I have it in use as an additional AP, I have it wired to a backbone and have batman-adv running over the wire with the tooling to suggest another AP once the signal quality dips below some strength level...
But the log above is it running without any of that, I have had this issue every since 22.03.4 was released and have reinstalled it a couple of times. If I install 22.03.3 back on the device the problem goes away. But for obvious reasons that is not a solution.