lspci: -s: Invalid bus number

[solsticedhiver]

When just running lnxrouter --ap wlan0 Test -p TestTestTest -c 6 -n,I got

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PID: 217668
Target interface is wlan0 (a2:b5:33:83:00:d0) 
lspci: -s: Invalid bus number
PCI: 1-11.2:1.0
System-already-loaded driver: ath9k_htc

and no ap up
Edit:
no ap up is because of issue #75

[garywill]

Sorry for late reply.

That could be caused by that the device path is not like the script expects.

linux-router/lnxrouter

Lines 693 to 704 in e7ecf87

	device_path="$(readlink -f /sys/class/net/$1)"
	if [[ "$device_path" == "/sys/devices/pci"* ]]; then
	local pci_path
	pci_path=$device_path/../..
	if [[ -d "$pci_path/driver" ]] ; then
	driver=$(readlink -f "$pci_path/driver" | sed 's/\//\n/g' | tail -n 1)
	fi
	bus_id="$(echo "$device_path" | sed 's/\//\n/g' | tail -n 3 |sed -n 1p)"

Please use sudo bash -x ./lnxrouter ...... to run and get the debug log.

What's your system and version?

[solsticedhiver]

the system is archlinux (up to date) with a tp-link usb wifi card (722N)

lnxrouter.log

[garywill]

Warning: Extension comment revision 0 not supported, missing kernel module?

That may be the reason you couldn't get ap up.
Try this:

env NETFILTER_XT_MATCH_COMMENT=0 ./lnxrouter --ap ........

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You're using usb card. lspci only does with pci devices. That could be the reason that it showed Invalid bus number. That's not important.

[solsticedhiver]

yes, it works with your last command.

I have compiled my own old kernel too, 6.1.117-1-lts61, and not module have been compiled