Looks like it is not loading the partition on the NAND correctly, and cannot boot successfully.
It is not the first time someone has reported a similar situation.
Could you share your device hw version?
I'm afraid there is a difference with the versions I have and I'll need to create a new device model.
I do try to update from the official 21.02 branch from time to time, but latest release should work.
It might be related to @Nico1320 problem, can you provide a boot log?
It's WHW03v2, I've tried to boot initramfs to no avail.
Hi!
If the kernel still crashes loading from initram will not help.
If you have access to a shell on the Linksys firmware, by using the support password, you could get the device tree and I'd be able to work a identify the difference and build an image.
Unfortunately I returned the device already.
I have access to shell, but how do I exactly dump everything? I know dts-related files are in /proc/device-tree
@flipy I compiled and compared the device tree that @jms19 provided and it's basically the same as mine
Is there any guide I can check on how to convert the @flipy files to a .img that I can load using the /fwupdate.html URL from the Velop factory firmware? Or how to use the .bin files? Apologies for the newbie questions in advance. I have the Velop V1 WHW03 but do not have the background on how to use the builds.
You should flash *factory.bin for your hardware version. in your case; https://github.com/flipy/openwrt/releases/download/whw03-0.0.7/openwrt-ipq40xx-generic-linksys_whw03-squashfs-factory.bin
I tried using the .bin file but get the error
Blockquote "result": "ErrorUnauthorized"
I am using the /fwupdate.html web based link available from the factory firmware. Is there a different method that allow the .bin file upload to the equipment?
@flipy good news! I've decided to try every build you ever made (initramfs) and found whw03v2-0.0.3.2 (Dec 11 2020) booted successfully!
That is actually very good news as I can refer to the DTS image I built at that time!
Hi flipy.
I'm new hier.
Your firmware require to open my velop and/or any specific cables or something like that ?
I never done this before
Is there any tutorial ?
Hey flipy
Can I install via webui and if not how do I go about installing via tftp
install via http://routerip/fwupdate.html, or go into linksys webUI, click CA at the bottom of the page and install openwrt like any other linksys.
Not to say I have attempted to install it yet but just for future reference
Does it allow for mesh networking on the openwrt build