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Ask HN: What is so hard about WiFi Mesh?

2 pointsby rrr_oh_man24 days ago
I&#x27;ve been burned with TP Link&#x27;s Deco that is advertised as a mesh but sneakily isn&#x27;t.<p>Meshforce also sucks more than it works reliably. Needs to reboot every couple of days and drops requests like hot potatoes.<p>OpenWRT seems like a logical solution, but you apparently need to be an enthusiast to get it to work, reliably, over a prolonged period.<p><i>So, question</i>: Why does daisy-chaining requests across adjacent nodes work so well in TCP&#x2F;IP, but seems to be so hard and fails so miserably when we move it to the physical world? What am I missing?

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