sudo sysctl net.ipv6.conf.wlan0.accept_dad=0
followed by disconnecting and reconnecting wireless gets IPv6 back for me for the session, and
adding 'net.ipv6.conf.wlan0.accept_dad=0' to '/etc/sysctl.conf' got IPv6 to work on reboots.
without that command:
IPv6 works on my Orange PI (wired/wireless, with the same router).
IPv6 worked on my ethernet port(well it did before it broke - don't force in/out uncrimped cable ends)
IPv6 seamed to work on this system with another router when doing wireless. (brief impromptu test, forgot if I already issued the sysctl command)
workarounds:
sudo sysctl net.ipv6. conf.wlan0. accept_ dad=0 conf.wlan0. accept_ dad=0' to '/etc/sysctl.conf' got IPv6 to work on reboots.
followed by disconnecting and reconnecting wireless gets IPv6 back for me for the session, and
adding 'net.ipv6.
without that command:
IPv6 works on my Orange PI (wired/wireless, with the same router).
IPv6 worked on my ethernet port(well it did before it broke - don't force in/out uncrimped cable ends)
IPv6 seamed to work on this system with another router when doing wireless. (brief impromptu test, forgot if I already issued the sysctl command)
(Debian 8)