Thanks for taking the time to look over my post. This is not my 1st time here. But it is my 1st time here for a very long time. (new account to).
Any how here is the problem I have.....
I have a antminer R1-LTC. This is a small router that has OpenWRT and a asic chip that mines LTC.
The router offers simple WiFi and 1 Wan/Lan port.
I got 2 of them because I need some Lan ports at the other sides of my home. The routers when mining are only pulling 3.4 Watts so its a nice power use for something that I just want to get the wifi and use as a dumb AP for 1 Lan device.
However it seems that the openwrt that is on it has no "relayd" installed on it so I cant get it set up in the way I would like.
Getting pack list gives a error. I guess at some point the dirs have changed.
Downloading H**PRemovedForPost://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/trunk/ar71xx/packages/Packages.gz.
wget: server returned error: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
Collected errors:
I know I need to change the path to the snapshot that is on the router. However I dont want to brick it. So I come asking for some help so I can get the right path and add the correct package so I can set up the router as a relay client taking the wifi and passing it to the Lan.
Which, in this case means, "that the OEM's firmware is based on an ancient version (barrier_breaker in your post, from 2014) of OpenWrt", not that it has OpenWrt itself.
Unless on OpenWrt from current OpenWrt sources themselves, you will likely need to use whatever repositories the OEM (or individual that built the software) provides, if any. Changing the URL may or may not allow those ancient, unmaintained packages to be loaded. The might be manually loaded to the router and installed, but that may result in all kinds of problems. It is not possible to manually load the package if any kernel modules are needed.
It may be possible to port the device to current OpenWrt, as it is not listed as supported, that I could find. Obtaining the GPL corresponding source from the vendor, or detailed hardware information generally required to do so.
Or put your "miner" behind a meaningful firewall on a new device that is supported.
"Barrier Breaker" has known, significant security issues in the kernel, application software, and even protocols that were in use at the time. It is neither supported nor supportable.