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I'm trying to get two RPi 3A+ units to communicate with each other using sockets and to stream
video over the same SSID. When I use a RPi 3B with ethernet to setup/test, I have no problem but when running on the RPi3A+, I get the brmfmac warning below. Does this mean RPi3A+ is not supported due to the driver?
echo "WARN: brmfmac driver doesn't work properly with virtual interfaces and" >&2
echo " it can cause kernel panic. For this reason we disallow virtual" >&2
echo " interfaces for your adapter." >&2
echo " For more info: https://github.com/oblique/create_ap/issues/203" >&2
On the RPi3B, I also to tried the suggestions by Oblique but it returned the command failed due to busy.
[root@remote ~]# iw dev wlan0 interface add ap0 type __ap
command failed: Device or resource busy (-16)
When I tried the command above on RPi3A+, it logged me out and back on the terminal window and the SSID appears in the scan results; however, it did not respond to ping. Below are the iw list combinations for the RPi3A+.
OS: Arch Linux ARM, 4.14
I'm trying to get two RPi 3A+ units to communicate with each other using sockets and to stream
video over the same SSID. When I use a RPi 3B with ethernet to setup/test, I have no problem but when running on the RPi3A+, I get the brmfmac warning below. Does this mean RPi3A+ is not supported due to the driver?
On the RPi3B, I also to tried the suggestions by Oblique but it returned the command failed due to busy.
When I tried the command above on RPi3A+, it logged me out and back on the terminal window and the SSID appears in the scan results; however, it did not respond to ping. Below are the
iw list
combinations for the RPi3A+.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: