Added warning in. Poke if you want any other changes etc or you can apply for a wiki account to do edits here :
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Also about sqm, this nice page which might contain something that could help with the ping spikes:
There is also this basic one:
I am giving a read now to see if i can figure out something!
Nice job with the wiki of our device 
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Just an FYI. DSL report servers are flaky/non responding at times. I suggest using Waveforms Servers instead and use DSL Reports as backup.
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The wiki for the R4S is still evolving really. Definitely rough around edges but its got key info there and also means its searchable and links back to this thread.
i ninja'd half of it from FriendlyArms pages and then had to manually convert things as they use a different wiki system. Redoing tables from scratch sucks.
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Thx for the info but i knew it already 
For me, dsl reports only works if i use the non-https mode, otherwise it does not matter what i do, it does not work at all 
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I'm following your posts, awesome work that you've been doing here! Congrats! 
Same here. I subscribed the thread. Honestly, it makes a lot of mails daily, but that's worth it and a pleasure to read them and see things go well.
Many thanks for all your work and sharing it 
Thanks for that and for the build.
Installed today and it solved my IPv6 issue and port forwarding works as it ought to. With the other build from github, 2 ip6tables were missing (got errors when trying to add) and I had to have a workaround to see a server from within the LAN.
Hopefully, we'll have an official release and I can update and add packages at will. Until then, your build is solid.
Specific to our device yes! Bugs related to openwrt itself no, like upnp being broken
Ah, yeah, im talking only about openwrt compatibility with our device. We only need to wait for next stable openwrt release now.
Have you tried installing package (ipk file) from 21.02.1?
You could also compile package yourself in openwrt build env and change sources to use the same sources as 21.02.1 version of this package uses.
Today's snapshot (also latest imagebuilder) should contain reboot fix (exactly disable uhs uSD mode) patch.
Just remember that now it uses firewall4 by default. In my opinion is to use old firewall if you want stability and compatibility with all openwrt software. If you want to build image with old firewall adjust packages like in this commit but in reverse https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/commit/08d9f6e3020b4a149b2007b6ed7d684c49af9bbf
Yes, downloaded from here:
https://downloads.openwrt.org/releases/21.02.1/packages/aarch64_generic/
but still:
Edit:
Now its seems to be working! Had to download these 3:
luci-app-upnp_git-20.332.74200-03c77da_all.ipk
miniupnpc_2.2.1-1_aarch64_generic.ipk
miniupnpd_2.2.1-3_aarch64_generic.ipk
Will next official build include all patches that are already in anaelorlinski build (R4S 1gb boot, sd card,...) ?
I don't have 1gb version so i don't know if official build works on such machines. But starting from yesterday official build includes sd card reboot fix.
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This little box is just amazing. I have sqm,Adblock,wireguard,samba along with a bunch of packages. Dockers - Plex,torrent,radar,sonar,Kavita,stash,jackett all running with an uptime of of 3 days now without breaking a sweat. Sure I had to limit each docker to 1 cpu but still amazing. I wonder how much more I can do and how far I can push this thing.
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Good evening guys,
I used OpenWrt Firmware Selector (here) some minutes ago to generate a custom build (currently based on the snapshot r18673-b21bc3479d) and the reboot bug is finally gone! Awesome!
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Does anyone know if we need to do anything else to make sure we get the stable release of openwrt for the R4S at the next version release?
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I don't think stable supports the 1GB version yet. Not sure what we need to do to get it in the next stable release.
the 1GB its another device, 4GB is fully working now so there is not reason to keep it out of stable just cause the 1GB version has no support.
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