Not at the UI level. The Broadcom userspace tools (wl and dhd) might possibly allow to adjust that, but you could also do it with the stock firmware. Only difference is if you need to be able to rerun the config commands at boot time, you'd need my firmware to setup boot time commands (or something like OpenWRT).
Considering who is asking for it, I'm pretty certain he has a very valid reason to want to do so.
No need to follow up. I wouldn't think this would be a useful setting for anything other than test purposes.
Wi-Fi test application. Not anything for normal use.
If we can figure out which variable is set by ECO mode, it could be tracked down in the code, and possibly provide us with the wl commands to issue to manually handle the number of streams. I did a first sweep at the code and couldn't locate it.
No, I simply didn`t remember everything I had read yesterday.
You also didn't correct your post with working commands until two and a half hours later.
Well, I'll admit it, Those commands in #11 wasn't correct at first, in fact it was just "You also didn't correct your post with working commands until two and a half hours later.
wl -i eth2 1", until I went to the basement to get out my R7000 and flashed in the latest version of Fresh Tomato ready for testing, I came here again to copy those commands (because wl --help didn't show txchain/rxchain command and I forgot the exact spelling). I realized I provided some wrong commands and I quietly edited it, hope and pray no one notices it.
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