eR2022
March 16, 2026, 11:12am
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Usteer-NG
OpenWrt AP service for client steering - Usteer next generation
Thanks to @NilsRo for the great new features
And @Ramon for the luci-app-usteer
and the rest of the contributors for maintaining the great new generation of Usteer.
We all hope it will be merged into the main OpenWrt repository.
Now let's talk about it
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tapper
March 16, 2026, 3:12pm
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Erm what is it? What’s NG about it? Why would we want to use this package? Talk about somthing with know info! lol I meen I have hird of Usteer , but am not shure what it does.
If this topic was to be opened it should have been done by @NilsRo . I made the suggestion in the original thread but it should have been up to him, if he wanted to.
eR2022
March 16, 2026, 6:43pm
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I didn’t open this thread because you suggested it.
It was time to have a new thread dedicated only to usteer-ng, so it wouldn’t get mixed up with a thread from a few years ago.
eR2022
March 16, 2026, 6:45pm
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Edited main post. With the github URL.
It’S a new maintained usteer (Next generation)
Fixed several important bugs by @NilsRo .
Will this ever be available to install from the official repository?
NilsRo
March 25, 2026, 8:08am
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Create Makefile Usteer-ng by NilsRo · Pull Request #25977 · openwrt/packages
Actually not. But perhaps we can bring back attention to it…but before doing so I like to setup a better release strategy and fix some bugs that are more important.
NilsRo
March 25, 2026, 8:30am
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Summed up a list of my (our ) tasks prioritized. Feel free to comment or let us work together on a topic via a PR on my Repo
band steering: Optimize detection of bands supported by the station
roaming: get a hostap feature merged into hostapd to support cancelation of forced disassociation: [PATCH] wnm_ap: optional disassociation for bss_tm_req
release: setup a release strategy and optimize github actions for building packages
release: bring PR Comparing openwrt:master...NilsRo:feature_usteer-ng · openwrt/packages back to attention
6Ghz support: works implicitly (6Ghz is handled like 5Ghz) but it should be checked if it is necessary to handle it specifically
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