Looks like NanoPi R4S OpenWrt support is back with LAN initialization fix:
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I can confirm the dead LAN fix works in current main snapshot. I just updated an R4S gateway that previously needed a cold start for the LAN to come up and all is working well. Update was performed remotely.
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I can also confirm the Snapshot firmware has also fixed the LAN issue for me as well! 
Does the Snapshot firmware also address the issue where the R4S CPU’s are on the lowest ones and not the faster cores? I haven't had time to check as of yet but because Im planning on using SQM just thought I'll ask?
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Confirmed in my NanoPi R5S.
Packet steering MUST be disabled as a service at startup to avoid override "40-net-smp-affinity" particular settings from FriendlyWRT (24.10.2 r28739-d9340319c6).
System --> Startup: Mark "packet_steering" as DISABLED then reboot.
More details here: https://forum.openwrt.org/t/netgear-r6220-sqm-results-downstream-cut-in-half-and-my-optimal-settings/114301/2?u=mikeruni
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I updated to 24.10.4 using Attended Sysupgrade and it went perfectly.
@anaelorlinski What is the easiest way to update AdGuard Home from your installation (as it is newer than packages available for OpenWRT) ?
I started the build of a new image with latest adguardhome. You could also replace the binary directly with the one from adguardhome builds.
Note that in my image I use the premade binaries from AdguardHome and is not built from source with the OpenWrt receipe (because of nodeJS and golang dependencies that takes forever to build).
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Thx, I do understand this and know how to update image (forked your repo and change hash), but I don’t want to re-install everything just for AdGuard. Is there any easy way to update it after installation of image?