Install on Intel(R) Celeron(R) J6412 possible?

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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Nee = new ?

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The new candidate rc6

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My preferred way to do this: (I found it somewhere on this board):

pv openwrt~version.img.gz | zcat | sudo dd bs=10M oflag=sync of=/dev/sdX

  • pv reads the .img.gz which size enables a real progress % indication.
  • zcat decompresses data
  • dd uses option oflag=sync to write directly to disk
$ pv openwrt~sysupgrade.img.gz | zcat | sudo dd bs=10M oflag=sync of=/dev/null
9,43MiB 0:00:00 [18,4MiB/s] [===========================================>] 100%

gzip: stdin: decompression OK, trailing garbage ignored
0+5375 records in
0+5375 records out
176160768 bytes (176 MB, 168 MiB) copied, 1,13125 s, 156 MB/s
$

You can directly unplug, remove, eject or reboot after, and I like that.

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I had to do two things since the wireguard package did not carry over. First to regain access to luci I checked and saw Luci was installed so I did the following bring it up.

/etc/init.d/uhttpd start.

To regain internet I did the following on ssh:
uci set network.wan.peerdns='0'

uci set network.wan.dns='8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4'

uci commit network

service network reload

Then I got my internet back and install the wireguard packages and imported the new wireguard key.

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This disables the WAN-advertised dns servers, any idea why they would not work ?

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Not sure I am pretty green with Openwrt, but learning as I go. I notice improved throughout speed lan is noticed on wireguard. I just need to remember that its Linux under the hood and if you don't up most likely it can be corrected on CLI.

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The banip is your project? Loving the package. I placed priority on LAN and its doing just that which is what I wanted. Now I get 90 -95℅ of my speed when connected to wireguard. I noticed I can implement allow by mac address in the allowlist. I assume that whatever device not listed they will simply not connect to my network correct?

Thanks!

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Nope, banIP support thread.

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