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Samsung S26 ultra on MLO network generating "daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed"

Samsung S26 ultra on MLO network generating "daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed"

Samsung S26 ultra on MLO network generating "daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed"
Samsung S26 ultra on MLO network generating "daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed"
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Tags: #Firmware Update #MLO Network
Model: Deco BE75  
Hardware Version:
Firmware Version: 1.1.2

Deco BE75 firmware 1.1.2, two-node mesh. When a Samsung Galaxy S26 ultra connects to the MLO SSID, system logs generate continuous daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed messages (hundreds per minute). Disconnecting the S26 from the MLO SSID immediately stops the messages. Reconnecting reproduces the issue. Connecting the S26 to a standard non-MLO SSID eliminates the issue.

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Re:Samsung S26 ultra on MLO network generating "daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed"
13 hours ago

  @jttintokyo 

Hi, welcome to the community.


Please confirm the following information regarding the reported phenomenon.
  1. Do you encounter any problems when the Samsung S26 ultra is connected to the MLO network? Such as wireless instability or other phenomena?
  2. If you connect a different client device to the MLO network, does the reported phenomenon occur?

 

Best Regards

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Re:Samsung S26 ultra on MLO network generating "daemon.err nrd: send ioctl failed"
10 hours ago

  @Solla-topee 

 

Thank you for the follow-up inquiry:

 

 1. Do you encounter any problems when the Samsung S26 ultra is connected to the MLO network? Such as wireless instability or other phenomena?

 

There were no problems such as instability that I could detect. I only noticed when I happened to check the log on web portal.

 

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 2. If you connect a different client device to the MLO network, does the reported phenomenon occur?

 

I connected an iPhone 17 on the MLO network but this phenomenon did not occur.

 

Best,

Jonathan

 

 

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