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<russell-->
KanjiMonster: i confirmed that the commit prior to the one you mentioned booted just fine
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<robimarko>
Anybody familiar with DSA assisted learning?
<KanjiMonster>
russell--: I also pointed out the issue in the commit ;p. If you change "ralink,mt7688-sysc" to "ralink,mt7628-sysc" it should boot with the changes
<hauke>
robimarko: Did you stop this problem too or someone else?
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<soxrok2212>
nbd: have you seen the mesh bug that still exists? someone else was able to reproduce
<soxrok2212>
on mt76
<soxrok2212>
seems to be related to that series about a month or two ago where a good chunk of stuff broke
<nbd>
i will try to reproduce it tomorrow
<nbd>
if i find the time
<soxrok2212>
you the best
<soxrok2212>
lmk if you need help reproducing
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<robimarko>
hauke: I am not using IPv6 so I dont see it, but FW is rather buggy
<PaulFertser>
robimarko: you mean you disable it somehow on OpenWrt? By default OpenWrt run odhcp6d and that sends out RAs, you should be able too see them in wireshark on clients etc, and also you should see ULA address on your interface after connectng even if you do not have global IPv6 connectivity.
<robimarko>
PaulFertser: Nope, I see ULA-s but I cannot say I can point out that they fail after XY time
<PaulFertser>
robimarko: something like "inet6 fdbf:xxxx" should be present on any client with default OpenWrt config.
<stintel>
isn't that the first thing anyone disables after doing a fresh OpenWrt install? :P
<Habbie>
the ula stuff?
<stintel>
yes.
<Habbie>
certainly bit me bad the first time
<stintel>
it's *extremely* annoying
<robimarko>
Its enabled for sure, I just modify the stuff I need
<robimarko>
Its mostly a dumb AP I have on the Dynalink for testing ipq807x
<stintel>
imagine having a 4 AP deployment
<stintel>
by default you get 4 different ULAs
<Habbie>
AP or router?
<stintel>
afaik that doesn't matter
<Habbie>
it's not behind the big dhcp toggle?
<stintel>
there was a discussion to disable ULA by default but someone was strongly against it
<stintel>
big dhcp toggle?
<robimarko>
PaulFerser: Are ULA-s enabled even when the AP is just a dumb one
<robimarko>
AKA, its not even handing out DHCP leases
<Habbie>
running openwrt (or many other routers) as APs usually just means turning off DHCP and perhaps not using the WAN port
<stintel>
ok, but default images come with dhcp daemons and enable ULA by default, afaik
<stintel>
so even if you disable it after deploying, your network will be polluted with the new ULA. sure it will disappear, but sheez it's seriously annoying
<PaulFertser>
robimarko: I think you should be able to see it in "tcpdump -iwlan0 'icmp6[icmp6type] = icmp6-routeradvert'" every half an hour or so when it's working properly.
<PaulFertser>
robimarko: you can use "rdisc6 wlan0" to get unicast reply and to see the lifetime etc.
<Habbie>
stintel, right, so it's not behind "disabling dhcp", it's another "i don't hate ipv6, i hate dual stack" thing ;)
<PaulFertser>
robimarko: for dumb AP they're not enabled but you'll get them from the router anyway, as the dumb AP bridges them.
<robimarko>
PaulFertser: Ok, I might see if I am getting them on my notebook
<stintel>
looks like the starlink router also does ULA
<stintel>
but hey they do proper PD with a /56 so I should just fix my travel router and disable wifi on the starlink thing
<nbd>
soxrok2212: what was the exact trigger of the mesh issue?
<nbd>
just one mesh link + 3 aps?
<PaulFertser>
It looks like this: 23:55:36.009649 IP6 fe80::b840:ecff:fe95:1564 > ip6-allnodes: ICMP6, router advertisement, length 88
<soxrok2212>
nbd: for me, yes
<soxrok2212>
if i disable the mesh node, the AP bandwidth goes back to normal
<nbd>
on what device?
<soxrok2212>
xdr-6086 and redmi ax6000, mt7986
<soxrok2212>
other guy reported it on mt7622
<nbd>
i just tested mt7915 on a mt7622 board and didn't see the issue
<soxrok2212>
on 23.05 rolling?
<nbd>
latest master
<soxrok2212>
i have the problem right now
<soxrok2212>
any logs i can get you?
<nbd>
can you please test if it's 23.05 specific or if it also happens on the latest snapshot for you?
<nbd>
i need to get some sleep now
<soxrok2212>
sure, ill make a new build and test later
<PaulFertser>
robimarko: default OpenWrt sends that multicast every ~10 minutes.