2024-03-30, 12:07 PM
Let me take a look at mairas's solution.
@mairas, do you have details on the performance of the dual connection?
@mairas, do you have details on the performance of the dual connection?
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2024-03-30, 12:07 PM
Let me take a look at mairas's solution.
@mairas, do you have details on the performance of the dual connection?
Hey, not sure if this is an OpenPlotter 4 or Bookworm issue, but my mouse is extremely slow (laggy) when running the desktop. Anyone have a fix?
2024-03-30, 03:55 PM
(2024-03-30, 10:32 AM)tsr Wrote: Regarding the withdrawn OpenPlotter Network app: hello tsr I had this same problem which I solved by adding a rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/90-wireless.rules containing ACTION=="add", SUBSYSTEM=="ieee80211", KERNEL=="phy0", \ RUN+="/sbin/iw phy %k interface add wlan9 type __ap" this creates a wlan9 virtual interface (same operation as under OP3)
2024-03-30, 03:56 PM
(2024-03-30, 12:27 PM)Reaction Wrote: Hey, not sure if this is an OpenPlotter 4 or Bookworm issue, but my mouse is extremely slow (laggy) when running the desktop. Anyone have a fix? I had this problem when running OpenPlotter 3 on a Raspi 4. I found it much more responsive not to use vnc, but rather connect to openplotter.local:3000 from my MacBook and to open direct gui applications from "ssh -X ..." For example, any of the "openplotter-*" utilities. I am now running OpenPlotter 4 on a Raspi 5 and vnc is much more responsive but I am using X11 and not the default Weyland. Open a terminal and run the command "echo $XDG_SESSION_TYPE". If you're not running X11 then give it a try.
2024-03-30, 04:00 PM
I am doing some testing with the virtual interface and it works quite well. I think I will implement this in openplotter-settings to enable/disable a dual Hotspot/client system with one click.
2024-03-30, 04:45 PM
(2024-03-30, 12:07 PM)Sailoog Wrote: Let me take a look at mairas's solution. I've been running it on some CM4 devices for a week or two and it's been reliable and solid. No issues whatsoever. Didn't test the actual throughput but it should be identical to the Bullseye hostapd approach. Also, I haven't looked whether it's possible to configure DHCP, local DNS or other settings. It might be that hostapd is more flexible in that regard. But it's very handy to be able to manage the connection directly from NetworkManager.
OK, done. In openplotter-settings v4.1.2 you will find a new button "Hotspot+Client" in "Raspberry Settings".
OpenPlotter will add the necessary files and will configure everything. To enable and disable the Hotspot+Client feature just click that button and then edit the password in network manager to be safe. The new password will remain even if you disable Hotspot+Client later. Another way of disabling/enabling Hotspot+Client is typing this in a terminal and rebooting: openplotter-ap enable openplotter-ap disable That is what we will use in openplotter-gen. Tested in RPi 4 & 5, wayland and X11. Test and report as usual. Thanks.
2024-03-31, 12:18 AM
(2024-03-30, 08:16 PM)Sailoog Wrote: ... Thank you. There is one remaining issue: I can't set up NetworkManager to disable WPA for the AP so clients (rightfully) complain about the insecure connection. Not a problem while under way , but when in a marina people might be tempted to try their luck, for example https://github.com/david-palma/wifi-cracking Hostapd (openplotter-settings) still had an important advantage.
2024-03-31, 10:57 AM
(This post was last modified: 2024-03-31, 01:18 PM by Boatingbaileys.)
I’ll try this also. Everything GPIO and 1wire is working for me - many thanks!
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