15:23 <clefru> is anyone using nixos as a wifi AP?

15:23 <gchristensen> I did in the past, with hostapd

15:23 <clefru> hostapd works for me but only on 2GHZ frequencies. 5GHZ fails for radar detection reasons on ath10k hardware

15:24 <gchristensen> yeah

15:24 <clefru> not ideal as 2ghz is pretty crowded where I am

15:24 <gchristensen> 5ghz is why I bought an actual AP

15:25 <clefru> I'd prefer to update everything to nixos, as I don't want to take care of my openwrt hardware

15:25 <clefru> granted, I am probably over-engineering things, as openwrt updates are dead simple

15:39 <makefu> clefru: maybe you could create the openwrt configuration ( /etc/config ) via nixos

15:42 <clefru> makefu: I was more focusing on the actually binary push. the openwrt configuration retention mechanism is mostly ok

15:43 <makefu> clefru: if you ever find a way to declaratively build docker images, that would be nice. tbh, the openwrt builder is a huge mess

15:43 <makefu> s/docker/openwrt/

15:44 <clefru> I have no strong opinion about it either way. I only once rebuild udhcpd6 to patch out a dhcpv6 bug from my ISP