deegamers wrote:
hello . my router keeps loggin these annoying logs and i dont know what it means
r 29 21:48:10 acsd: acs_candidate_score_bgnoise(1266): eth5: bgnoise check failed for chanspec: 0x180a
Apr 29 21:48:10 acsd: acs_candidate_score_txop(1513): eth5: txop check failed for chanspec: 0x180a
Apr 29 21:48:10 acsd: acs_candidate_score_busy(927): eth5: busy check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 21:48:10 acsd: acs_candidate_score_intf(979): eth5: intf check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 21:48:10 acsd: acs_candidate_score_bgnoise(1266): eth5: bgnoise check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 21:48:10 acsd: acs_candidate_score_txop(1513): eth5: txop check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_busy(927): eth5: busy check failed for chanspec: 0x180a
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_intf(979): eth5: intf check failed for chanspec: 0x180a
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_bgnoise(1266): eth5: bgnoise check failed for chanspec: 0x180a
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_txop(1513): eth5: txop check failed for chanspec: 0x180a
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_busy(927): eth5: busy check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_intf(979): eth5: intf check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_bgnoise(1266): eth5: bgnoise check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
Apr 29 22:03:14 acsd: acs_candidate_score_txop(1513): eth5: txop check failed for chanspec: 0x180b
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I had exactly the same errors. I figured out that "chanspec" meant "Channel Specification" and it was to do with the Wifi setup. As I live in Europe I just checked (made a tick) the Wireless 2.4GHZ "Auto select channel including channel 12, 13" and it changed my "chanspec" to 0x190b but I still get something logged about every 30 mins.
May 8 12:55:55 acsd: eth6: staying in current channel as txop is recovered with in time limit
May 8 13:26:05 acsd: eth6: staying in current channel as txop is recovered with in time limit
Haven't actually tried connecting to the 2.4GHZ network, so can't say it's nothing to worry about. Also, I would like to know the reason for the log entries and the proper resolution.
Hope this helps.
