Mine just completed with them enabled to 'M'. I noticed they were set to Module out of the box, so I toggled them off, saved, and then back to 'M' and saved again. Try that.
Edit: My Hyper-V image has been remade, i am so glad i made scripts to automate everything such as installing the needed stuff, make the webserver run after setting configs up for it with sed god i love that command. Just now running the git pull and customisation runs and will be rebuilding pretty soon once the whole downloading is completed so will let you know ASAP of the result.
Hi, I need to know, is this build support for 3G/4G usb modem?? Because when I read from online reviews, the original firmware not support the usb modem..
I have a very specific problem, I don't know if someone here could help me but that's my best bet.
Every new firmware since r10899-1c0290c5cc, my Surface Pro 5 wifi speed is absolutely terrible, both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz. Every other device, including PC's and mobile phones, work great, it's just my Surface Pro 5 which works horrible. If I wasn't clear, the last version which worked absolutely fine is r10899-1c0290c5cc. I keep trying every new firmware upgrade since, then check the Wifi speed, then revert back to the second partition which consists r10899-1c0290c5cc. I tried reset to factory settings - same specific problem with my Surface.
I'm out of ideas, tried everything. I don't have any idea what changed since r10899-1c0290c5cc which destroyed the Wifi performance on my surface.
Forgot to mention that I have the Linksys wrt32x router.
For my Huaweii Hilink 4G USB modem (E3372), I had to do this again for this new build (it was previously working with an earlier build when I did the same thing)-
opkg update
opkg install kmod-usb-net-cdc-ether usb-modeswitch
Then it detects the "ethernet" port that the USB modem presents (I haven't managed to force it to "stick/modem" mode yet, is a challenge to get the correct f/w versions to downgrade it to that, and hilink/ethernet mode works enough to be somewhat useful as a secondary WAN connection when the stupid NBN temporarily dies).
after adding the CDC driver, dmesg shows
[298296.825415] usb 2-1: USB disconnect, device number 3
[298297.583417] usb 2-1: new high-speed USB device number 4 using xhci-hcd
[298297.775143] cdc_ether 2-1:1.0 eth2: register 'cdc_ether' at usb-f10f8000.usb3-1, CDC Ethernet Device, 0c:5b:8f:27:ab:cd
If you have, then it could be caused by a version bump in mac80211, but to test it you'd need to try using OpenWrt's 19.07-rc2 build for the WRT32X instead of David's.
19.07 is using mac80211-4.19 while master is on mac80211-5.4-rc8.
Nothing has changed from the driver side for mwlwifi since December 2018 apart from a patch so that it could still work with mac80211-5.3. However, mac80211 and hostapd have been constantly updated to support new features (which may break a few things on mwlwifi).
Right with the two vpn items enabled with Module OOTB it still failed to compile on a Clean OS install and git pull,was still getting them errors about reclusive.
So i have now disabled them again and will enable them after the build is compile and try building again.
Edit: either way it's still not compiling which is strange will be doing a debug run tonight.