I haven't been following the topic lately. Does the latest snapshot have the BE14 wifi working?
Yes, 2.4ghz, 5ghz work fine on ax mode, 6ghz network no have parameters to change mode ax, be, i manually edit wifi config, but my mt7927 does not see 6ghz band.
Good day @rmandrad, do I understand correctly that I can compile the assembly by replacing mac80211.sh with your file and as you write, it will be possible to change modes in radio2 and also you were able to see the 6 GHz frequencies with this?
2.4ghz and 5ghz work nicely, I couldn't get 6ghz to work for now, although Wireguard wireless VPN speeds seem quite slow at 220mbps
I put that file in my build. When i went into luci all the phys were down and wouldn't start. nothing I could do would bring them back up. Any ideas?
it is not just mac80211.sh ... there's also hostapd.sh under the /lib/netifd .. mac80211.uc ... rpcd and iwinfo
if you want to make changes via luci you will need apply the changes from my pr
all of these are on @danpawlik build. Don't think the latest mac80211 change is though nor the latest mt76
for 6ghz .. all radios need to be on the same country and of course on a country that support the 6ghz spectrum.
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Looks really cool! Is this a build of the latest snapshot with your changes to mac80211.sh?
@rmandrad can you describe in more detail how I can apply the changes in mac80211.sh from your project to the latest snapshot, I understand that I will need to compile the image from the sources, but I still don't understand how to apply your changes in mac80211.sh, please describe in more detail if necessary, I am ready to try to build the image. Thank you in advance.
clone https://github.com/rmandrad/Openwrt_Builder this builds out of my repo and has feeds.conf.default pointing to my luci repo etc ...
I am currently running a build that when is done you can use the sysupgrade to upgrade your device.
Note - that I don't intend to provide a regular build / support ... I am just updating some of the things that hopefully will come up upstream at some point. @danpawlik is mastering any changes on his build regularly.
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Could you rebase your change on the top of https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/16342 ?
I also spotted one issue (missing quote)
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i rebased on a later commit removing the line with the missing quote.
Janusz changes are already applied on my repo, there a few more things added on top that came from the mtk-openwrt-feeds and some fine tuning/testing for my use case.
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Thanks @rmandrad i will wait your image, I hope that I will finally see 6 GHz frequencies on mt7927.
is there any support already for mt7927 ?
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Perhaps he means he is using the mt7927 on his client computer?
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I use mt7927 on my pc, and i have be200, but 6ghz not work on my country, because Intel used LAR technology and blocked 6ghz on Russia.
Yes, on my pc.
The saddest thing is that Linux kernels do not currently support Mediatek MT7927. I hope that support will be added soon.
the build is failing for a number of reasons ... network ...
so I placed a sysupgrade file on a repo
as I said this is a test/dev image that is working fine for my own use case ... I don't intend to support / run the build of images
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Hi @rmandrad this sysupgrade is the latest build with your latest changes to mac80211, hostapd, luci...? On your github in the action i see the build is run, maybe i wait it? Or this sysupgrade is same?