DB6BD wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2019 12:49 pm
It seems as if the WiFi issue has been solved in 4.1.0 RC4. But you need to start from that version to make it work. If you update from any earlier version, it does not work.
Dennis
Nice find, Dennis! I really appreciate that you experimented with this and shared your findings.
KE7FNS wrote: ↑Thu Oct 03, 2019 8:19 pm
Maybe now Toshen will see this and test 4.1 RC4 too and report what his findings are.
Jason, I'm going to be conservative and wait a couple days before I make a final call on this, as I've had good early success previously, only to be disappointed later. But my initial finding is good. I downloaded 4.1.0-RC4 today, flashed a fresh copy of that image to a microSD card, booted up, did all the configuration from scratch including configuring wireless to use 5 GHz (no restoration of backup), updated, upgraded to RC6, did one final update via SSH to make sure there weren't any pending OS updates (there weren't), then shut down and powered off. Restarting connected to my WiFi straight away. Rinse and repeat. I'll try again tomorrow and will report back again.
It would sure be wonderful if this wireless issue were finally solved! If that were the case, I'd be ready to install 4.1.0-RC4 on all my hotspots finally (I've kept several of them on either 3.4.17 or 4.0.0-RC4). There remains the issue with DMR2YSF, but as I understand it, a solution for that one has been submitted upstream as GitHub pull requests to Jonathan,G4KLX, and Andy, CA6JAU:
viewtopic.php?f=24&t=2151&p=10339#p10339.
Jason, thanks for you ongoing work and testing on this networking issue!