No, currently thete is no of nand driver for your ar9344 soc in the ath79 target... Apart from that, your device is very similar to the TP-Link WDR3600/WDR4300.
Hi, it works nicely on my wdr3600, good job. However I am still missing ability feature to control leds of embedded switch. Is it possible to get it working as on ar71xx target? Thanks.
wassup @juppin do you know if the 18.06.1 ar71xx is on 4.14 yet? my brain has been on hiatus for a bit, need to try and get back into the swing of things.
Why everyone asks that. 18.06 branch will never be on 4.14. 18.06.1 is a minor service release.
Maybe 19.01 must be, but not all devices will be on ath79, some will be still on ar71xx.
Hello @juppin Could you please add support for Western Digital My Net N750 in your new builds?
It is very similar to TP-Link WDR4300 it just has additional 8 MB flash and nice web recovery so there is no risk in trying new builds.
I have updated to the latest release but still no control over the switch's LEDs Is there some package I'm missing? Google search doesn't show much, and I have been able to control these leds on OpenWRT CC before.
I assume you are using a device with gigabit switch (external ar83x7 switch)... Correct?
There is no support to setup the ar83x7 switch leds in device tree, this is only implemented with the non of hw init...
As long as anybody implement the of led init there will be no controll from linux of the switch attached leds.
Indeed, it's a TP-Link Archer C7 v2 (with its built-in AR8327N); and I was able to control its leds previously. I actually even have the config with their old definitions (basically, "turn off all the leds").
In the old config, the leds were like this:
config led
option default '0'
option trigger 'none'
option name 'LAN1'
option sysfs 'tp-link:blue:lan1'
config led
option default '0'
option trigger 'none'
option name 'LAN2'
option sysfs 'tp-link:blue:lan2'
config led
option default '0'
option sysfs 'tp-link:blue:lan3'
option trigger 'none'
option name 'LAN3'
config led
option default '0'
option name 'LAN4'
option sysfs 'tp-link:blue:lan4'
option trigger 'none'
But I do not have any of these devices now. (This is config from chaos calmer where it worked..)
No device tree based device with ar83x7 switch will have user/kernel crontollable switch leds...
This feature exists only on mach file based devices currently!
ATH79 is device tree based and therefore no user/kernel controllable switch leds for now.
Switch over to the ar71xx target to have controllable switch leds!