The OpenWrt community is proud to announce the fourth release candidate of the upcoming OpenWrt 22.03 stable version series. It incorporates over 3500 commits since branching the previous OpenWrt 21.02 release and has been under development for about one year.
This is just a release candidate and not the final release yet.
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I've always run the image for NanoStation loco M5 XW (which was ported to ath79 a long time ago) on my NanoBeam M5's. Is there something specific to the NanoBeam in there now?
Thanks devs for all the hard work, it's getting closer My WRT32X is on a 200+ day uptime (on 21.02 with a 5.10 kernel upgrade), not quite ready to make the jump yet.
WRT1900ACSv2 running OpenWrt 22.03.0-rc4 r19426. Upgraded from rc1 with retained configuration. 5Ghz set to channel 36. WPA2. I continue to have the following:
irqbalance enabled (from '0' to '1' in '/etc/config/irqbalance')
SQM QoS enabled
tx_amsdu disabled. Luci > startup > local startup (nano /etc/rc.local) the following commands:
Hi guys. I have router Mercury MAC1200R v1 but only openwrt v19.07, can help upgrade Mercury MAC1200R v1 to latest openwrt please (sorry my English very bad). Thank you guys.
Thank you all. Just installed on my extender (Netgear EX6150v2) 22.03.0-rc4, upgrading from some snapshot version, configuration retained correctly, will test a little and upgrade the main router tonight..
Users that are not expert users of OpenWrt (those that can build their own images) should consider 16/64 as an absolute minimum for any device, with at least 128 MB of RAM being preferred.
Unfortunately, 19.07 appears to be the last stable release supporting this device and 19.07 was also the last stable release to support the ar71xx target. The MAC1200R v1 was not migrated from the ar71xx target to the ath79 target as of the 21.02 stable release.
Hi there.
Successfully installed 22.03.0-rc4 on these devices, with various configs (router, mesh, AP)
x86-64 miniPC
Linksys MR8300 (ipq4019 generic)
Netgear R6220 (mt7621)
Netgear 3700v2 (ath79 generic). I have several of these as low-end APs. I have tested 22.03.0-rc4 on one, but I will reverse it back to 21.02 because it has a lower memory print.
Is flow offloading fixed? Like for realsies? Can someone who previously had problems (ipv6 sites like google and facebook simply stop responding in a few minutes + general non-responsiveness) please test and post?
I've been waiting for flow offload to be fixed for over a year now, and want to upgrade only for that.
I use TP-Link AC1750 (Archer A7=C7 v5) in a fairly vanilla (internet->wifi/lan, guest radio) configuration. The only weird thing I have is ddns and vnstat. Those have previously worked seamlessly with sysupgrade (I had problems with the regular firmware upgrade before starting to use sysupgrade like the router stopped responding, and obviously I have to redownload and redo the config for the "non-standard" packages like ddns).
I also have a question - if I upgrade via sysupgrade to rc4, keeping configuration, is it likely to work seamlessly, and then also from rc4 to the release version? I read about problems with configs not working with migration to rc3 (?). I know nothing is ever "guaranteed" because open source, large team, etc. but still - has anyone tried and did it work for rc4?
re: sysupgrade, it's more important what the delta is between what you're coming from and moving to. If your current setup is pre-DSA, you'll probably want to strongly consider manually setting everything up from scratch versus just a straight config-preservation upgrade. If you're already on RC1, for example, it's a very direct migration to RC4 (and final).