Raspberry pi 5 status

WiFi seems to be working, but will definitely need some refinements, testing.


I am sympathetic to people who want this functionality (or I wouldn't be doing this), but I cannot provide commercial/professional level support for people who aren't prepared to provide good bug reports. I DO value the community feedback, and I want this to eventually become high quality software, but please understand this is ALPHA quality (feature set is not stable), and is probably one step better than a rapid prototype implementation at this point. If you use this and you suffer consequences because the software is buggy then YOU are responsible for the consequences.

Please do not use this in any production capacity; please try it out and push it to fail and let me know to the best of your ability what went wrong.

If I can't measure it, I can't improve it. If I can't reproduce a behavior, I can't measure it. Please open a GitHub issue and provide details to enable reproduction of the bad behavior, describe the expectation, and describe the actual results, and I'll try my best to close the gap.
 
Code:
root@core:~ # sysctl hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.rx_overrun_errs: 0
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.rx_frames_fcs_errs: 0
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.rx_frames: 2005
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.rx_bytes: 206233
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.tx_under_runs: 0
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.tx_frames: 80
hw.rp1_eth.mac_drv.stats.tx_bytes: 5120

After some time, the values of the counters increase.
Do you have a different cable and switch port to try?

Also which FreeBSD version are you building against?
 
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