Hi, sorry for asking again but can you share the files now? I really want to give mtk drivers another try
yes i will do that.
update 23 to 24 seem make wifi fail wireless.radio0.path... change to wireless.radio0.phy...
have you try uci set wireless.radio0.noscan='1' ( Force 40MHz mode ) ?
Thanks for pointing that out. I just got this router for 50 Euros on sale. I was fired up for flashing Openwrt but after reading about this issue, I think I rather stick with the xiomi firmware for now. IF it was not enough, where I live now, the power some days goes off randomly, like at 3AM, so it will brick in no time lol.
You guys let us know if something comes out to patch this for good in the future, if that is even possible
https://openwrt.org/toh/xiaomi/ax3200
ssh
fw_setenv boot_fw1 "run boot_rd_img;bootm"
fw_setenv flag_try_sys1_failed 8
fw_setenv flag_try_sys2_failed 8
fw_setenv flag_boot_rootfs 0
fw_setenv flag_boot_success 1
fw_setenv flag_last_success 1
I appreciate it dude, since this is my first openwrt capable router. I just wanted to install a stable openwrt version and forget about it for a year or so until the next big stable version.
But if i got it right, I have to ssh into the router and run these commands every now and then to keep that count low, its not a one time thing after flashing right?
once and for all. one parameter will constantly increase and the second will remain =8.
I see, yeah well, I'm skipping flashing it for now. It says in the specifications: "MiWiFi ROM, a smart router operating system based on OpenWRT" ... so they want to base it on OpenWrt, but also make it painful to flash the real openwrt 
FWIW, WiFi works for me on 24.10.0-rc2 without any messing around.
So when you set 160MHz in the web gui it does 80+80MHz?
Yes., exactly.
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My router is ax3200 04.2024 Rb01 production. I used xmir-patch and ssh to write the commands to prevent the reboots bricking. Wifi and Wan connection seem OK.
After this i rebooted one time and turned off the power manually another time.
This is what it looks like now, can someone confirm if i am on the right track and don't need to worry with the reboots issue? To me looks ok, since one is going up (10) and the other is staying at 8.
The router has been rebooted 2 times, because it was set to 8, and on the screenshot it is already 10...
So it will grow with each reboot, and the second parameter will always be =8.
You are on the right path - comrade))).
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Thanks, yeah, yesterday i was thinking of asking the shop i bought this router to exchange it with model ax3000T, since the price is the same and the 3000t is newer. But now that openwrt is working ok, there is no need, plus the newest ax3000T devices seem to not be supported well yet. Btw, just in case to prepare for anything in the future i also ordered on aliexpress the CH340G RS232 adapter (just ~1$) and bookmarked the UART flashing link, but i hope I don't have to use it ever lol, the procedure looks intimidating
Maximum recovery via TFTP (3 minutes, including time for a cup of coffee), and on the AX3000t there is no need to change. This router has better WiFi.
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Help Needed: Strange Boot Issue on AX3200 RB01 with OpenWrt
Hi everyone,
I recently installed OpenWrt on my AX3200 RB01 router using the XMiR-Patcher method to enable telnet and proceed with the installation. Initially, everything seemed fine, but after a few reboots, the router’s System LED turned orange and started blinking every few seconds.
I tried accessing the router using the failsafe_and_factory_reset method, but it didn’t work. Surprisingly, the next day, the issue resolved itself without me doing anything special, and the System LED turned blue again!
Thinking it might be related to the reboot functionality in the UI, I tried power-cycling the router a few times, only to face the same issue again. I’ve been reading through this thread and noticed that this might be a common issue with this router model.
Right now, my main concern is how I can reliably regain access to the router Once I get it working, I’d also like to know how to prevent this issue from recurring.
This has been really frustrating for me, especially as it’s my first experience with OpenWrt. Any guidance would be greatly appreciated!
Recommendations? Easy! Read at least a couple of messages above yours. It won't help, the WIKI page for this device.
I'm currently running a snapshot: OpenWrt SNAPSHOT r27603-fb3d681783 / LuCI Master 24.264.56398~8449716
I think this image already has a different ubi loader, but I don't know if it is the same as for 24.10.
Which of the steps -from the wiki- should I follow?
Managed to upgrade to RC4, but it was a rough ride because I forgot to rename the image to factory.bin. Maybe good to add the cp to factory.bin step to the tutorial. Others might overlook this step as well leading to a soft brick...
/I know it's my own fault though! I should have read to tutorial carfully...
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