@Kevin_Z I had the same problem, and MAC clone didin't solve the problem.

@yadav2brand There is a MAC for 2'4 ghz and another for 5GHz (one for each band the router may have), although the router has a single chip for wifi or a single card.

@aTOMic1971 Thanks. I will try when published as stable. If possible, notify it here, please.

@akostadinov If most of your devices support wpa3, they seems to be modern and/or expensive. Try a recent Asus router. They are no expensive and have wpa3 included. I use my C6 as a wifi bridge for a...

@akostadinov Why do you need wpa3? are you in a dangerous environment? are the resto of your devices ready for wpa3? Most "compatible" devices aren't really fully compatible. WPA2 with a short key...

@akostadinov I have mine with OpenWRT at my parents home, and it is ok. It has enough memory to run it smoothly.