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    Crash when connecting to my home Wifi router

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      macfreek
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      Thanks. From that thread it seems that the culprit was IPv6 router solliciation (as needed for SLAAC, which is often used in conjunction with DHCPv4). It seems I was looking at the correct event, but the wrong packet. My apologies for that. I have not yet reproduced it, but this seems very likely. I will follow the other thread for the upstream bug. Could you report back here once upstream is fixed and a new firmware for the pycom boards is available?

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        abilio @macfreek
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        @macfreek, We'll report any progress here. Expect it to be included in the release after a solution is found :)

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          williamv
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          good find @abilio !! i changed ipv6 settings on my wireless router Netgear R7000 from 6to4-tunnel to Disabled and have not seen the crash again for the last 30 min ;-)

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            JF002 @abilio
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            @abilio I disabled the IPV6 interface on my router, and indeed, my Lopy does not crash any more.

            I'll leave the IPV6 interface disabled for now, but this is a workaround until it is fixed in the firmware :)

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              PCA
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              @abilio @JF002 same result for me. No more crashes if the wifi router IPV6 interface is disabled...

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                abilio @PCA
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                @williamv, @PCA, @JF002, thank you all for your reports :)

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                  macfreek
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                  Now that the bug has been found and fixed upstream, and merged into master, would you dare to take a stab at guessing a reasonable ETA before the upstream is released, and Pycom release a new firmware version? Is that a matter of days, around Christmas, next year, ...?

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                    rdixey
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                    I just loaded New firmware release 1.0.0.b1 on my LoPy and tested my WiFi connection and it worked without crashing. I see that this release included an Update to the latest IDF from Espressif, so I assume this addressed the problem. I glad this is fixed since I had no way to turn off IPv6 on my cable modem.

                    Thanks Pycom

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                      JF002 @rdixey
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                      Same for me, I updated to version 1.0.0.b1, re-enabled IPV6 on my router, and wifi does not seem to crash anymore.
                      I'll do more extensive test this afternoon :)

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                        williamv
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                        Same for me, upgraded firmware to 1.0.0.b1 on my LoPy, re-enabled IPv6 on router, happy puppy sinds then. Thank you for quickly fixing Pycom team!

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