Specifically, the router has been running 3.3.0-rc6 and is a WNDR3700v2.
On the theory I should try to figure out what happened after CeroWrt had been up for a long time, I suffered in silence.
Today, in response to mail on the cerowrt mailing list, I finally
noticed that /tmp/log/babeld.log was huge.
-rw-r-r- 1 root root 247936 May 24 12:27 babeld.log
As /tmp is a tmpfs, I suspect that this may be the cause of the unstableness.
root@gw-main:/tmp/log# tail babeld.log
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw00: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw10: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw00: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw10: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw00: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw10: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw00: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw10: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw00: Invalid argument.
Couldn’t determine channel of interface gw10: Invalid argument.
Gives us another clue.
I should have squirreled away a copy of the whole file before nuking it, but I didn’t. /me bad.