A little more info:
This seems to happen with one Dell keyboard so far. Changing keyboards will cause the issue to disappear.
Enclosed is the output of dmesg -w. Look at [ 217.993749]. Hopefully it is helpful.
Support for Raspberry Pi 3B+
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Re: Support for Raspberry Pi 3B+
Hi @JonM, i think that you don't see the errors, because you haven't set up correctly the blue interface.
In my case the issue shows up when i enable hostapd and sent/receive some traffic over blue interface, and in parallel receiving/sending traffic over red and green interfaces. It seems like the hardware does not support too much traffic, maybe because all the three interfaces are using the same bus. I will try the new core 127, maybe works. I will post my tests in the next days.
Regards
In my case the issue shows up when i enable hostapd and sent/receive some traffic over blue interface, and in parallel receiving/sending traffic over red and green interfaces. It seems like the hardware does not support too much traffic, maybe because all the three interfaces are using the same bus. I will try the new core 127, maybe works. I will post my tests in the next days.
Regards
JonM wrote: ↑January 17th, 2019, 8:56 pm@Challenger - I went from a red/green setup to a red/green/blue setup and I don't see the same errors. (disclaimer - I am not one of the experts. I am just a user like you).
My setup:
• Raspberry Pi 3 Model B+
• IPFire 2.21 (armv5tel) - Core Update 126
• green = Onboard LAN ethernet port - Standard Microsystems Corp. SMSC9512/9514 Fast Ethernet Adapter
• red = USB-to-Ethernet adapter - Trendnet TU3-ETG (with AXIS AX88179 Gigabit internals)
• blue = on-board wifi via sdio: brcmfmac
• addons = hostapd, nano, iperf3
I don't see any of the errors like the ones in your log and I don't have any of the kernel panics. But I also cannot get the hostapd add-on to work correctly. I cannot connect from the blue network to the Internet. I can access the IPFire box and connect to the WUI just fine. So I think I've set something wrong!
These are the only issues I see:More testing to do!Code: Select all
[root@ipfire-rpi3bplus ~]# dmesg | grep -ave "DROP_INPUT" [ 27.437026] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 32.179606] 8021q: 802.1Q VLAN Support v1.8 [ 34.867696] ax88179_178a 1-1.1.3:1.0 red0: ax88179 - Link status is: 1 [ 280.353561] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 283.999590] brcmfmac mmc1:0001:1 blue0_man: renamed from blue0 [ 2405.902226] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 2464.347532] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 2583.825689] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 3055.267432] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 3098.848984] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00 [ 3140.067677] cfg80211: Invalid regulatory domain detected: 00
Re: Support for Raspberry Pi 3B+
The WLAN Module on the RPi 3B+ doesn't work if the Region is not configured ("00"). Other modules falls back to "World" - channel 1-11 bg mode.
Configure your region on the WlanAP page in the webgui then the wlan should work.
Configure your region on the WlanAP page in the webgui then the wlan should work.
Arne
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