thank u ,
solved on windows by MacTavishAO
after excute the command in cmd "pip3 install -r requirements.txt" \ note := open cmd in the same folder of the file requirements.txt
iget this
and this
then the python is ready to use just dublle click on the script
Just for info, the wifi driver from the R4CM seems a little picky/buggy
Two 'old' machines experienced connectivity problems after 4 days. Router restart cures the problem.
No time to investigate on the router. Next time ai any.
hi,
after following the instruction and installing openwrt on xia_4c successfully ,i want to install mwan3 but i got this error because of kernel is old ver.
I have the impression something is wrong with wifi driver. I have a setup in AP+STA mode, and router randomly disconnects from upstream AP with the following notifications in syslog:
4, "Disassociated due to inactivity" },
First reply for a search......
https://www.toomanyatoms.com/computer/disconnection_codes.html
Does not look like a bug and probably an explanation somewhere.
Today, another laptop screwed by the R4CM.
An XPSM1530, update a bunch a .deb for the Unbuntu distro, download speed ~ 15 20Kbs, rtc modem speed.
Turn on the ex access point (Fonera2), woup 2400Kbs as sound as wifi reconnected.
In advanced settings there is a "Disassociate On Low Acknowledgement" option. IIRC it's enabled by default but I disabled it on my usage. Try that out.
First of all, thank you for the provided firmware. I was able to install
openwrt-ramips-mt76x8-xiaomi_mi-router-4c-squashfs-24-09-2020-MacTavishAO-sysupgrade.bin
on my Mi Router 4c. Everything is working fine except the Wifi.
Just to confirm as someone has already posted, after about 6MB/s throughput via Wifi, the SSID is not visible to any clients (phones, laptops etc.). The device reports the Wifi adapter is enabled but it just hangs there.
However, if there is low bandwidth usage, it seems to be working normally. I can't tell where the threshold is.
I've tried the "Disassociate On Low Acknowledgement" option both on and off, no luck.
I'd greatly appreciate if there is some kind of an update to help with this.
For anyone facing the same issue, I've partially fixed the issue issue by limiting the bandwidth via QoS traffic shaping on wlan0 adapter to around 20Mbit/s egress and 5Mbit/s ingress.
It's not ideal, but at least it's stable.
This version is built from v19.07.4 sources. As 19.07.4 is a release version, this build should be stable. My previous builds built on master (development) branch. Let's quote Wiki about master branch:
"The development branch can contain experimental code that is under active development and should not be used for production environments. Snapshot images may support additional hardware; however, it is experimental, considered unstable, and sometimes won't compile."
How to install this on top of SNAPSHOT builds ?
1- Go to System -> Backup/Flash Firmware.
2- Under "Flash new firmware image" browse new bin and hit upload.
3- Don't keep any data and enable force install.
4- Click to install button