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Re: Subject: [BUG] iwlwifi: Intel AX211 instability on TP-Link Deco Mesh, forced roaming/disconnects

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On 9/7/25 05:45, Borhanudin Hamdan wrote:
> The following is a unified log captured during these events. It contains both the high-level |
> PING_MONITOR|(showing when internet access is lost) and the low-level kernel messages from |dmesg|
> (showing the hardware activity). You can see the clear correlation between the "CONNECTION LOST"
> events and the "deauthenticating by local choice" messages.

Are you able to share logs from 'wpa_supplicant' or 'iwd' as well? The logs here do show the station
deauthenticate from each BSS (rather than the AP deauthenticating the station, see 'by local choice'
in logs). However, the reason for this is unclear without more information from the station.

I see Ubuntu in your message, which by default uses 'wpa_supplicant' through 'NetworkManager'.
Assuming this is the case for your system, the following commands will gather logs from
'wpa_supplicant' for the current boot:

# Just supplicant
journalctl -b 0 -u wpa_supplicant.service

# Both supplicant and kernel logs
journalctl -b 0 -t wpa_supplicant -t kernel


For more verbose logs, you can edit the systemd service config file by adding '-d' or '-dd' to the
'ExecStart' directive as below. After editing, make sure to reload the service configuration
('systemctl daemon-reload') and restart the service (or just reboot).

# Add '-dd' to 'ExecStart' directive
ExecStart=/sbin/wpa_supplicant -dd -u -s -O /run/wpa_supplicant





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