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November 2, 2021, 9:13pm
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If you're located in North America, https://openwrt.org/inbox/toh/askey/rt4230w_rev6 would be a viable alternative (starting around 20 USD on the used markets), apart from that there are several less popular (supported) ipq806x devices that can occassionally be found rather cheaply (e.g. ZyXEL Armor Z2 NBG6817, ASRock G10, Linksys EA8500, …).
Impacting EA8300 and apparently EA6350v3, the IPQ40xx switch in these devices seems to have a mind of its own about VLANs and configuration.
From what I've read, this is a "non-standard" switch that may require additional development work to have functional VLANs. It seems as though the two Ethernet phys are internally "wired" to VLANs off switch port 0.
These devices appear to be dual-NIC devices, which may be almost certainly are a different wrinkle than dealt with in other threads / patches…
Hey all,
I've just started developing support for some and thereby also using Qualcomm IPQ4019 devices.
During development I stumbled upon the strange VLAN and network interface configuration required for IPQ40xx devices which has also been discussed here on multiple threads before.
It struck me as rather odd and after doing a deep dive through the ess-edma driver I'd like to propose a set of conceptual changes to that driver.
But let me first describe how it is set up current just so that w…
openwrt:master
← sartura:ipq40xx-dsa
opened 05:32PM - 25 Oct 21 UTC
This PR is a WIP draft for adding a working ethernet + DSA driver along with som… e PHY SFP improvements.
Ethernet driver is an updated and fixed version of the IPQESS driver that has been in various trees.
DSA driver is based on an older qca8k driver to which IPQ40xx specific stuff was added based on even older modified qca8k that was lingering in the same trees as the IPQESS.
DSA driver itself lacks some features that newer qca8k has like VLAN offloading but that is something that I plan on adding.
The code also isn't upstream ready due to various hacks that are specific to the IPQ40xx in regards to PSGMII.
Driver combo works surprisingly well, however it has one bug that doesn't always present itself.
The issue is that PSGMII PHY-s won't calibrate on some boots, this happens really randomly.
I have only added conversion of Jalapeno board as an example, however, I will add a few more.
Note that I don't know if RGMII works properly as I don't have any board using it.
This patch series is based on the following tree:
https://github.com/sartura/linux/tree/ipq40xx/linux-v5.10.8-DSA
It can be referenced to see the actual development in individual commits as I slightly cleaned up some things when preparing for OpenWrt submission and those are not yet reflected in our public kernel tree.
I will rebase on 5.14.14 which we are using internally and publish with OpenWrt changes.
You can see that there were actually 3 working taggers added but I only included the shinfo one which has the lowest overhead.
I find the driver combo usable, but the code requires some work regarding features and a decent cleanup.
We are publishing it in hopes that by working with the community we can eventually get support for wired networking
upstream and that will complete IPQ40xx support upstream as the only major subsystem missing.
So since the driver combo has been really fixed up I think that we need to convert all of the boards to get this merged.
So, to track that let's add a checklist:
- [x] 8devices Habanero
- [x] 8devices Jalapeno
- [x] Alfa AP120C-AC
- [x] Aruba AP-303
- [ ] Aruba AP-303H
- [ ] Aruba AP-365
- [x] Asus Lyra (MAP-AC2200)
- [ ] Asus RT-AC42U
- [x] Asus RT-AC58U
- [x] AVM FRITZ!Box 4040
- [x] AVM FRITZ!Box 7530
- [x] AVM FRITZ!Repeater 1200
- [ ] AVM FRITZ!Repeater 3000
- [ ] Buffalo WTR-M2133HP
- [x] Cell C RTL30VW
- [x] Crisis Innovation Lab MeshPoint.One
- [ ] Compex WPJ419
- [x] Compex WPJ428
- [ ] devolo Magic 2 WiFi next
- [ ] D-Link DAP-2610
- [x] Edgecore ECW5211
- [ ] Edgecore OAP100
- [ ] EnGenius EAP1300
- [ ] EnGenius EAP2200
- [ ] EnGenius EMD1
- [ ] EnGenius EMR3500
- [ ] EnGenius ENS620EXT
- [ ] EZVIZ CS-W3-WD1200G
- [ ] GL.iNet GL-AP1300
- [x] GL.iNet GL-B1300
- [x] GL.iNet GL-B2200
- [ ] GL.iNet GL-S1300
- [x] Linksys EA6350
- [x] Linksys EA8300
- [x] Linksys MR8300
- [ ] Luma Home WRTQ-329ACN
- [x] Cisco Meraki MR33
- [ ] MobiPromo CM520-79F
- [ ] NETGEAR EX6100 v2
- [ ] NETGEAR EX6150 v2
- [ ] NETGEAR RBR50
- [ ] NETGEAR RBS50
- [ ] NETGEAR SRS60
- [x] NETGEAR WAC510
- [ ] OpenMesh A42
- [ ] OpenMesh A62
- [x] P&W R619AC
- [ ] Plasma Cloud PA1200
- [ ] Plasma Cloud PA2200
- [ ] Qualcomm Atheros AP-DK01.1 C1
- [ ] Qualcomm Atheros AP-DK04.1 C1
- [ ] Qxwlan E2600AC C1
- [ ] Qxwlan E2600AC C2
- [ ] Teltonika RUTX10
- [ ] Unielec U4019
- [x] ZyXEL NBG6617
- [ ] ZyXEL WRE6606
- [x] MikroTik hAP ac2
- [x] MikroTik hAP ac3
- [x] MikroTik Wireless Wire Dish LHGG-60ad
- [x] MikroTik SXTsq 5 ac
- [x] MikroTik cAP ac
- [x] ZTE MF286D
- [ ] Telco X1 Pro
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