Result possibly max out, because it is 7:30 AM Fri here.
I have IRQBalance Installed for the above results
During the test for about 18 times, Core 0 load up to 1.6GHz for 9 times, Core 1 at 1.6GHz for 1 times, mostly between 1Ghz to 1.4Ghz
Hope these figure helps
The build is great @hnyman !~ Thanks a lot. Installed almost everything I need and after I add some packages, still have 14MB free. Feel more responsive on my 5G A/N Wlan on this router, than the mlwifi (wrt1900acs)
Edit: Set on Cake + Piece of Cake and run bufferbloat test on Wifi, score A. Better than the previous wrt1900acs's B. Happy
By the way, has anyone noticed that when setting 5ghz channel to 36-48 there's always an error in syslog stating that ath10k failed to set some parameter for vdev, each time different parameter. Other channels do not produce this error
Search syslog for "vdev" after setting any channel in 36-48 range.
Just wondering has this issue been solved? https://bugs.lede-project.org/index.php?do=details&task_id=175
On OpenWRT if I reboot sometimes the hardware will not boot up or gets in a boot loop, or worse loads but is broken. The dmesg always shows some sort of kernel memory bug error that always contains do_DataAbort in the stacktrace.
I've been using OpenWRT version for R7800 but I'd like to jump onto the LEDE version. If you have this solved and it's stable I'll migrate my software straight away.
There's a 2 Mib size memory block in the end of ram region that kernel should not access or at least should not rely on. Seems to be used by bootloader. Pretty darn hard was to figure it out.
If you want an easy quick test with R7800, try my community build for R7800. It is tailored for R7800 and contains e.g. the CPU frequency and CPU temperature stats etc.
So it seems LEDE has fixed that bug where it wouldn't boot up sometimes. Seems pretty stable, got a bunch of clients connected with no problems.
However there is still a very strange issue I see occasionally that also existed with OpenWRT. Sometimes files get corrupt, usually if you edit them then reboot.
For example I edited a /etc/init.d/xyz.sh file then rebooted the router via reboot command.
When it booted my changes to the file had gone and the file had no permissions. If I did "ls -l" the permissions were listed as:
----------- 1 root root 977 Feb 15 11:19 xyz
The update time was correct. Is there something wrong with the overlayfs or perhaps the UBI? Has anyone else experienced this as well?
I have never faced such issue myself, but I have a suspicion (that might be not be related to this issue though) that current nand driver is a bit faulty. And that may be the reason of those block-mount errors in syslog.
The driver that's currently in lede is a pre-upstream version. The upstream version has only made its way in k4.8 or 4.9.
I've tried to port it but failed in doing so because I do not have a serial to check the errors during boot failure.
Hello all,
Firstable I want to thank all of you for your great job on this project and specifically with R7800.
I have a question, in the official page of the R7800 says:
5GHz wifi, ADSL, FXS are unsupported features, Is it still true with RC2 version?