Re: [lime-users] Can't access to the luci configuration panel at thisnode.info

Good afternoon again! I tried the proposed configuration on /etc/config/lime-node, done `lime-config` and `restart`. But, unfortunately, wifi is not working. Based on the output of the `lime-config` and `wifi status` command, and reading the documentation, I wonder if what I must do is create another radio and configure the mesh there. Also, I rollbacked the lime-node file changes, and checked the output of `wifi status`. Both APs and the mesh are configured on a single radio. Is that correct? So.. on a router like the TP-Link with 2 antennas, only one works? I mean, radio==antenna? Next is the output of `lime-config` and `wifi status`, with the suggested changes on lime-node: ---------------------------------------------------------------- root@LiMe-d64151:~# lime-config Clearing wireless config... Clearing network config... Disabling odhcpd sh: /etc/init.d/odhcpd: not found Cleaning dnsmasq Disabling 6relayd... No wan interface detected lime.proto.babeld.configure(...) Use fallback value for network.babeld_over_librenet6: false lime.proto.babeld.setup_interface(...) wlan0-apname ignored lime.proto.babeld.setup_interface(...) wlan0-ap ignored lime.proto.babeld.setup_interface(...) eth0 Configuring system... Let uhttpd listen on IPv4/IPv6 ---------------------------------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------------------------------- root@LiMe-d64151:~# wifi status { "radio0": { "up": false, "pending": false, "autostart": true, "disabled": false, "retry_setup_failed": true, "config": { "channel": "11", "hwmode": "11g", "path": "bcma0:1", "distance": 100, "noscan": "1", "noscan": true, "disabled": false }, "interfaces": [ { "section": "lm_wlan0_ap_radio0", "config": { "mode": "ap", "ifname": "wlan0-ap", "ssid": "LibreMesh.org", "mode": "ap", "network": [ "lan" ] } }, { "section": "lm_wlan0_apname_radio0", "config": { "mode": "ap", "ifname": "wlan0-apname", "ssid": "LibreMesh.org\/LiMe-d64151", "mode": "ap", "network": [ "lan" ] } } ] } } ---------------------------------------------------------------- Again, thanks in advance for your patience and help. Kind regards, Pedro. On 25.03.2020 05:57, Pedro Mauro wrote: