iOS devices still have hard time with 802.11r [1]. They can't re-connect to AP after the latter gets restarted or when wifi interfaces are on -> off -> on. The logs show the same: mac-address@wifi2 rejected, can't find PMKSA mac-address@wifi1 rejected, can't find PMKSA mac-address@wifi2 rejected, ca...

> *) wifiwave2 - added initial support for roaming (802.11r) between local AP interfaces; If 802.11r is enabled (`security.ft=yes`) some devices can't reconnect to an AP after the latter gets rebooted. In my case it was an iPhone with iOS 15.5. Logs show the following: mac-address@wifi2 rejected, ca...

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