Hello @hurjup, I was able to gain SSH access in AX5/AX1800/RA67 with 3.0.34 global stock Xoaimi's firmware using another Openwrt router and the following guide:
Do you have another router with Openwrt installed? This way is the easiest one I found to achieve that goal...
Hi, Can you take a backup of the flash partitions and post somewhere? I'd like to run the international version of the firmware but there is no firmware download available yet for 3.0.34 version
updated the wiki entry slightly (added some info concerning the confusion between rm1800/ra67. added the oem bootlog from my EU region ra67 ax1800) and fixed the wrong information pointed out by @medeyusa.
If someone is not happy with this let me know, first time editing the wiki
Do this for each mtd device in /dev/mtd*, some might fail because they're in use but as far as I can remember, the important ones are dumpable. You can get the real partition name of each device by running
Please help me! Does anyone have full backup of redmi ax5/ax1800 bootloader or mtd dump, I need to flash back stock firmware due to my ax5 bricked :(((
Guys, you may upvote as much as you want, but the 256MB of RAM really isn't worth somebody's time to get this running.
Even QCA has had a hell of a time getting ath11k to work at all with that much RAM
@robimarko how stock firmware (based on OpenWRT) is work on this device? If it takes more time please forget about this => devices and save your time. Thanks for your contribution.
Well, that is the keyword here "based on OpenWrt", because all they are doing is using an old OpenWrt release for its build system and some basic packages and then adding a 4.4.60 based kernel which is so modified that it basically lost any resemblance of 4.4.x, and then they start including the various switch and ethernet driver hackery they have.
Does that look like OpenWrt, if so then every vendor SDK that uses OpenWrt is somehow supposed to work on the upstream OpenWrt without any effort