Re: iwlwifi: AX203 Wifi Unstable
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Date: Sun, 24 Aug 2025 15:58:28 UTC
Hi Bjoern, Thank you for your reply; I have sent you my dmesg.boot while booting verbosely via email. On 8/24/25 10:38, Bjoern A. Zeeb wrote: > On Sat, 23 Aug 2025, Nick Date wrote: > >> Before I do that, I will explain the symptoms; on boot, FreeBSD >> connects to my wireless network very quickly, and I get speeds >> between 4Mbps and 14Mbps (this speed seems random). Sometimes the >> connection is very stable, and I can work for hours without issue. >> Other times, it seems when the connection is established at a lower >> speed, I work fine for a while but the connection seems to grind to a >> halt intermittently. For example, I might be running a "pkg upgrade" >> when all of the sudden the ETA goes up from seconds, to minutes >> before pkg displays "stalled". When this happens I still appear to be >> connected, but I cannot ping anything either by hostname or IP. >> Usually after a few minutes, the connection returns. However, >> sometimes it does not return at all, and I have to reboot. >> >> I dual boot in Windows 11, and in that OS I have a very fast >> connection speed which I have never had any problem with, so the >> issue points to FreeBSD. I have tried reconfiguring my router to only >> use 5MHz but there is no change, nor does the issue change if I >> create a hotspot on my phone and connect to that instead. > > You are currently stuck on 11g which seems stange. I'd expect at least > 11ng. You do not by any chance have anything set in rc.conf for wifi > creation that would liimt you to 11g? I don't think so but, weirdly, when I connect with a USB wifi dongle using the run0 driver, it also gives me 11g-type speeds. These are the lines in my rc.conf related to networking: hostname="[sanitised]" wlans_iwlwifi0="wlan0" ifconfig_wlan0="WPA inet [sanitised] netmask 0xffffff00" create_args_wlan0="country RO regdomain ETSI" defaultrouter="[sanitised]" Please let me know if I'm doing anything stupid! :) Kind regards, Nick