Am 13.07.2015 um 13:52 schrieb Rolf Anderegg: > >> First of all, you are using ancient kernel and firmware. Please update >> it. Firmware should be at leas 1.4 and kernel probably 4.1 or later. i'm >> not sure which include patch with support of RMW command introduced by >> new FW. >> >> Then you can try to disable LED blinking which is stealing your usb >> bandwidth. > > Thanks for your suggestions. > You say ancient, I was thinking longterm stable. For various reasons I > require a RT patched kernel, alas this is not yet available for 4.1 > kernels. Aside from that I have updated the kernel and firmware as you > propose. Also I have set ath9k_htc's blink=0. The kernel warnings are no > longer occuring, however the AP's connection (which requires several > attempts) is still dropped after a few seconds. > I suspect that there are bandwidth/speed issues when dealing with USB > adapters, but that does not inherently mean that the connection is prone > to drop, right? Doesn't that mean that I am leaking packages somewhere > along the way? What else could I be looking for? The packages can drop if you will do channel scan. STA mode need some seconds to complete channel scan. It means AP will be all the time unavailable. > Regards, > Rolf Anderegg > -- Regards, Oleksij
Attachment:
signature.asc
Description: OpenPGP digital signature
