wmeshd is a pure-Go control plane for T2 routers. Its 6 GHz backhaul tunes a channel, locks it under WPA3, and carries real traffic over the air. Here is the proof, the architecture, and what is still unmeasured.
Two live T2 units. What is measured is separated from what is still a plan.
STA locked to the root AP at 160 MHz under WPA3-SAE. IP proven across the air, not the wire.
Proven on hardware 02 · CONTROLAuthenticated node state and measured links over nl80211, with a self-heal coordinator.
Integration in progress 03 · SCALEA repeatable eleven-node chain: traffic, induced link loss, latency tails, recovery time.
Lab plan, not yet runBoth units also share a wired uplink, so a ping alone proves nothing. We put an address pair that exists only on the 6 GHz link, then watched both interfaces at once during the same burst.
eth0) captured zero of the test packets.wmbhsta0) captured all of them, 0% loss.Controller and agents over an authenticated overlay; the radios stay QCA-native.
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