On 08/11/2017 11:43 AM, Gio wrote: Let us know if you have issues with slow CPU or small RAM :) In case the wireless chip doesn't support having multiple virtual interfaces on the same radio (more than one AP active on the same physical interface or AP + something else like adhoc or 802.11s) you can still use LiMe on that router but you will have to activate just AP or just 802.11s or just adhoc on the main radio. When you specify more than one and the hardware doesn't support it, none of them works. So for having both AP and some mesh, you will have to use a USB dongle or another wireless router connected to LAN. It is not the default, as you can see in /etc/config/lime-defaults there's a wifi section like this: config lime wifi [...] list modes 'ap' list modes 'apname' list modes 'ieee80211s' [...] to keep just one of the three funcions you can add either: config lime wifi list modes 'ap' or: config lime wifi list modes 'ieee80211s' or (just in case your hardware doesn't support 802.11s): config lime wifi list modes 'adhoc' to /etc/config/lime file (options in lime file have higher priority than options in lime-defaults). This will deactivate the modes not explicitly included in the list. Apply configuration with lime-config command and reboot the router. As I write above, if you just have many of these routers with limited wireless chip, you can set half of them as mesh (either 802.11s if it works or adhoc) and half of them as AP, and link them in couples via ethernet cable in the LAN ports. I'm planning to try something like this with many unsupported routers we have in our local hacklab :)