Hello
Sorry for the cross-post but I think this is the correct thread and audience
I am adding support for tl-wr841-v8 in tiny targets
Apart from the work needed for dts and etc scripts, the target have been added in tiny-tp-link.mk with this entry:
doing so the image generation works, but I only get:
menion@Menionubuntu:/media/storage/das1/temp/openwrt_ath79/bin/targets/ath79/tiny$ ls -la
total 3512
drwxr-xr-x 1 menion menion 280 Oct 16 16:52 .
drwxr-xr-x 1 menion menion 8 Oct 16 15:24 ..
-rw-r--r-- 1 menion menion 824 Oct 16 17:18 config.seed
-rw-r--r-- 1 menion menion 2893 Oct 16 17:23 openwrt-ath79-tiny-device-tplink-tl-wr841-v8.manifest
-rw-r--r-- 1 menion menion 3580071 Oct 16 17:23 openwrt-ath79-tiny-tplink_tl-wr841-v8-initramfs-kernel.bin
drwxr-xr-x 1 menion menion 3220 Oct 16 17:19 packages
-rw-r--r-- 1 menion menion 323 Oct 16 17:23 sha256sums
menion@Menionubuntu:/media/storage/das1/temp/openwrt_ath79/bin/targets/ath79/tiny$
This, looking at the size, should be sysupgrade, but shouldn't I get a factory and sysupgrade image, named with these suffix? I think that for some reason it stops before generating full sysupgrade, so most probably it miss of metadata
I figured it out: the image was too big due to the attempt to add wpad full, and the makefile ignore this errors
Anyhow reverted to wpad-mini I made the image and it works.
Basic things so far are there, except for the image default leds and switch config, that apparently is not pick up
I have modified 01_leds
juppin, you stopped updating this great community build for a while. Though I am happy with it with my Archer C7 v2 so far, would you please continue updating it once a while?
Anyway, I am greatly appreciated for your great effort.
Hi @juppin
I already tested recent 4.14 snapshots from Openwrt trunk in a WDR3600 with good results. ( 800 Mb/s LAN-WAN )
I'm looking for some tests using a Ubiquiti Routerstation Pro ( AR7161@720MHz and separated WAN eth0 and LAN eth1 RAM 128MB Flash 16MB ).
Could the Routerstation Pro be included in the next build ? Thanks in advance.
Hey @juppin, great work! just updated my Archer C7 v2 from an older LEDE image, and it worked smoothly. Just had to do some tweaking on wireless interfaces and dns. Only 15 minutes of downtime! (I was dumb enough to start the update while my kids were watching netflix.. they timed it for me with minutely updates on how much I was ruining their day.. :P)
I have an Archer C7 v2 (EU) router and would love to try Openwrt/LEDE. Just have a couple of question I would appreciate some feedback on:
What are the downsides when compare to stock firmware - I saw this
' _s: The 802.11ac WLAN↔LAN throughput of Archer C7 2.0 with OpenWrt Chaos Calmer RC3 was measured to be substantially lower than that of the native firmware. (450 to 500Mbps with OpenWrt vs. 750 to 800Mbps with native firmware' Is this still the case with this build?
Hardware NAT isn't support but Flow Offloading mitigates this?
BTW I have a 80Mbs Fibre Connection, so I am assuming that the Hardware NAT isn't going to be much of an issue anyway
My main priority is that the hardwired PC doesn't suffer lower connection speed and that current wireless range isn't impacted
Hello everyone...sorry for the newwbie question. I have TPLink 2543 and connect to the internet by L2TP. What packages i need install for my l2tp connection?
One little glitch when trying to download the upgrade package via wget in ssh, basically it won't download due to the url is https. I have to manually change the url to http instead.
Normally i do a redirect from http to https on all my websites, but exactly for this i allow also http connections to this subdomain.
At least if you use your device as gateway/router to the internet you should consider to upgrade to the latest version due to some security fixes.
And because my all older (< 4.14.79) target specific packages are lost due to a server crash, you can't install target specific packages for this old version.