Reject truncated anonymous reply paths and advert metadata before copying,
while preserving timestamp-only empty-password logins. Limit room posting to
read-write/admin ACL roles, retain inbox frames until the requesting transport
accepts them, and lock raw LittleFS traversal against concurrent writes.
Separate ISR event generations from main-loop radio state. Confirm RX/TX IRQs,
detach concrete wrapper callbacks safely, and discard inconsistent LR2021 FIFO
snapshots before rearming. Preserve bridge RX frames through packet-pool
exhaustion and bound ESP-NOW retries and missing-callback recovery. Screen RTC
register layouts without losing DS1307 startup, and ignore poisoned future
contact timestamps during clock bootstrap.
Keep the nRF52 loop stack at 8 KiB while reducing the OTA listing call chain
from 7,832 to 6,056 static bytes. Retain all target names through lossless Full
Companion compression and the canonical size optimizer. Preserve constrained
STM32 filesystems and bind corrected ESP32 UART/OLED budgets to source size
assertions. Document the separately measured preexisting W12 package limits.
Adapted for this branch from meshcore-dev/MeshCore PRs #3521, #3340, #3362,
#2062, #3503, #3038, #3534, #3544 and #3512.
Validation: 1,829 native tests; sanitized parser, inbox, LittleFS, ACL, clock,
RTC, IRQ/FIFO and bridge fault tests; 332 additional Companion cases; real
RAK4631 Full and both repeater profiles, G2 Full/standard, V3 Full and both
constrained STM32 release recipes. Radio-family compile coverage continues
separately; W12 full/portable package guards remain enforced.
Allow four additional RX preamble symbols without reducing the payload timeout. Exercise receive deadlines and OTA pending-work behavior, run the omitted radio and contact tests in CI, and ignore local lab credentials and transient files.
Support fractional seconds, guard active packet work, keep the MCU awake, and restore reception after carrier tests. Include regression coverage and independent-radio RF validation for the V4 and T1000-E.
Implement radio2, tempradio2, radioat2 and tempradioat2 across Mesh roles,
with RX-only/RX+TX operation, optional preambles and persistent cross-TX
policy. Keep temporary OTA traffic on its profile by default and maintain
independent retry ownership and backoff for each profile.
Use slow-first receive scanning with 4.8-symbol visits and automatic
preambles rounded up in steps of eight. Preserve pending RX, restore power
saving on exit, and discard work bound to changed or expired profiles.
Restore the infrastructure path.hash.mode setter and report unsupported
extra.sf settings consistently. Add CLI, scheduling, scan and retry tests,
setup documentation, and the V4/XIAO hardware validation results.
Validation: 1,422 native tests, eight KISS tests, 63 final focused profile
tests, 18 checks from the staged source, sanitizer-enabled OTA transfers,
and builds for V4 Mesh roles, Full XIAO Companion and nRF52 T1000-E.
Hardware checks cover reception, cross-TX policy, expiry, reboot and OTA
discovery while receiving main-channel adverts.
Hardware captures show that a median and lower quartile can follow the interferer while the 12.5th percentile retains the quiet floor. Use that estimate with existing weighting and bounded rise recovery. Wait for settling after every RX re-arm and allow thirty seconds for a complete idle-sample block.
Add captured-sample, low-tail limitation, and real CLI setter regressions. Preserve RXPS intent when parsing an off command with trailing whitespace. All 162 native cases and 24 Python regressions pass.
Port the measured RXPS model without changing Cascade wire preambles or automatically enabling experimental levels. Use a spaced weighted median with bounded calibration windows, preserve packet ownership across CAD, and check actual SX126x receive mode before recovery.
Preserve Cascade sleep and radio fixes, integrate the new sensor and board profiles, and correct BSEC script inheritance and the MKE UART pin conflict. Native regressions, production-method/SPI harnesses, and ESP32, nRF52, and STM32 builds pass. Hardware comparison and fault-injection validation are recorded privately.
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