HT_CAPAB=įor i in /sys/class/thermal/thermal_zone/temp /sys/class/hwmon/hwmon/temp_input /sys/devices/platform/coretemp./hwmon/hwmon/temp_input MAC_FILTER_ACCEPT=/etc/hostapd/hostapd.accept If people want to use the same script before your own implementation on a 3b 2.4ghz device, here is the corresponding config which must be used with the official create_ap or my modification (I don't think I modified the 2.4 ghz part of the script.Īgain, dns and dhcp (dnsmasq) done by pi hole, you must put them to 0 if you are not using it.Īlso note that IOS will reject the dual band 2.4 ghz and force the router to a single band if you try a larger one. Yes the script is a good starting point, but is too big where not needed and too small on important points. Also the official one allows to skip all the haveged part by adding -no-haveged as command line argument. But until then, great to have such an alternative. And seeing this I believe we will go with an own slim implementation to enable access points 😉. So yeah, totally reasonable to remove all that haveged part from create_ap then 👍. command -v, $( Sorry to make this a topic here but since I am as well unhappy with the demand of an additional package+service, I am open for discussion/tuning or alternatives in case of other opinions or if someone simply has more experience/knowledge about this topic 😉: cannot be. In the past this was often ignored by systemd/Debian but with recent versions they became stricter due to the security impact of missing/pseudo-random bits, which is why the issues became even more urgent on Buster system (network simply hangs before initial entropy has been filled). If empty entropy pool causes issues or not depends on how the software handles it. I did never face sudden drops > ~300 at least, so 512 could be sufficient in very most cases. Although if 1024 is a good boarder or not could be discussed. Half of the reported heavy problems due to empty entropy pool were in combination with hostapd up.ĬPU usage is only there if cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail fails below the defined 1024 (KiB), so in case during early boot and when it is otherwise obviously required. For good reason it is at least mentioned in hostapd, since the demand of entropy raises much with this service. Boot hangs, network hangs, service start timeouts and other things happen, that bad just for a small number of users, but potentially all systems can face them. The reported issues without it are simply to drastic/critical, and became even worse since I think kernel 4.15 and some recent systemd update. With v6.25 haveged will be installed on all DietPi systems.
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