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   bp@www.zefox.net to Lawrence D'Oliveiro   
   Re: Dual wifi connections in Bookworm   
   24 Nov 24 20:58:42   
   
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   Lawrence D'Oliveiro  wrote:   
   > On Sun, 24 Nov 2024 18:50:55 -0000 (UTC), bp wrote:   
   >   
   >> I've now got two wifi connections on my Pi5 running Bookworm. Following   
   >> the latest update a day or two ago both come up automatically on reboot   
   >> connecting to the same access point with the same frequency and channel.   
   >>   
   >> Using both interfaces together seems to result in much worse performance   
   >> than either one alone, which I didn't expect at all.   
   >   
   > If they are on the same frequency/channel, it’s no surprise they’re   
   > interfering with each other. Can you set them on different, non-   
   > overlapping frequencies/channels?   
      
   I wondered about that, but the initial settings were "automatic" and   
   the connection software didn't try to put them on different channels.   
   Presently the internal wifi remains "automatic" and the USB wifi is   
   set to channel 5. At this point I'll be interested mostly in whether   
   the setting is honored (tried it once before, still got channel 2).   
      
   There's still something funny about the two channels when used   
   separately. The internal wifi shows  ~5 ms pings to the access point   
   with no other traffic but seconds of delay when watching Youtube   
   videos. The external wifi alone shows ~2 ms delays when idle and   
   only about 4 ms when watching YouTube. The internal wifi bogs down   
   very badly under load, in a way that is new compared the initial   
   Bookworm installation.   
      
   On the plus side, at least the internal wifi can connect now. For   
   quite some time it didn't connect at all. I'm using the same hardware,   
   only software updates have been applied.   
      
   Thanks for writing,   
      
   bob prohaska   
      
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