Hello i use a davidc502 configuration.
when i disable my wifi, i have this in the logs multiple times
Sat Aug 24 22:18:09 2019 kern.info kernel: [ 52.710126] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): tmp.radio0: link is not ready
what to do here? i have no IPV6 implemented at all
pascal
“info” - A couple notches below “warning”, the level where it's generally worth considering if something to resolve.
That notice is normal and expected behaviour, it always takes a few seconds before IPv6 connectivity can be established.
ok even if info level, shutting down the wifi should not generate these bunch of logs, something i get some hundreds of them when i log into Luci -
That is a normal kernel message, emitted whenever an interface goes up. You'll see it on every linux distribution released within the last 20 years, wind mills straight ahead until La Mancha.
For the logs, @slh is correct as this is normal.
None of my machines are ipv6 enabled. I wish my ISP would implement ipv6, but they just haven't yet.
The tmp.radio0: link is not ready
messages are triggered by LuCI / libiwinfo when it spawns a temporary interface to perform things like wireless scans or wifi capability querying. The repeated log messages are likely occurring because you have a browser tab open with some self refreshing status page.
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