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So i tested Openwrt on my machine: 1. On intel i350 set as lan and wan it works at full speed. 2. Problems appear when i set wan to one of realtek nic and lan to intel i350 then it works only at 25-30 mb. 3. When i set wan to one of port of intel i350 and lan to rest of ports of intel and realteks ...

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I don't have answers for you sorry. 13% sirq as shown in your top output means you aren't CPU limited. You might also want to look at whether irq distribution is clustered onto one core - if so re-assigning NIC irqs to other cores might help. With the realtek NICs it may be a result of them sharing ...

@ispyisail if your wdr3600 is a v1.4 or v1.5, failing all else you might want to try TFTPing back to a factory firmware with an image size of 8192512 bytes. The earliest OEM firmware versions I've found with that size are 140916 and 141022: - https://www.tp-link.com/resources/software/TL-WDR3600_v1_...

Wndr3700v1 sysupgrade is buggy, tried to restore but still telling me i need to restore it, ”img” gives me bootloop, wdr3600 is not pingable after this newest update, broken builds.. Edit: wnr2200 also broken, not pingable and cant acces gui, wasted 30 min of nothing Just to clarify: - when install...

heilbronn wrote: ↑

Sun Feb 19, 2023 6:22 am

However, according to top the usbmuxd daemon is taking 50% CPU time (with a load of 1) although I haven't attached anything to the USB port! Is this normal?

Seems it's an issue for OpenWrt builds too - discussed here.

Intel i350 is not available - i think it's because of missing drivers. Looks like i350 requires the igb driver which isn't currently built. Re the Realtek NICs: 1) while you're running a speed test through the device, ssh into it and use top to monitor CPU stats - looking to see whether there might...

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