As far as I understood, the dts files are compiled only as part of the kernel build process.
I checked and the dtb files (which are the generated by the compilation process, based on the dts sources) are not changed at the end of the build process.
I used the command make image PROFILE="asus_rt-ax53u"
Have you used other switches to force the compilation of the dts files?
Can you post the commands that you fired up?
Usually a make dirclean is enough to remove any leftovers from a privious build but will also nuke .config so you need to restore or better recreateit via make menuconfig
Finally succeeded!
I was using only the Image builder (instructions here).
However, to succeed, one needs to follow these instructions.
Important note: if you are getting a compilation error when building the tools/tar target, please add this parameter to all make commands: FORCE_UNSAFE_CONFIGURE=1
In order to trigger the partition resizing process, I had to add the -p switch to the sysupgrade command (otherwise the overlay partition size remained at 33 MB):
-p do not attempt to restore the partition table after flash.
@drut: the settings were preserved (or at least /etc/config/wireless). Not sure if the packages were also preserved, as I started the upgrade from a clean system (I had changed only the wireless settings).
Hi I'm not sure if this is the right place but currently the wiki info page of the RT-AX53U does not have a link to this forum post in the Links section of the info table (https://openwrt.org/toh/asus/rt-ax53u#info) . I cannot add it since I don't have permissions. Does anyone have them?
Also maybe I could also update some information if I had access
is it possible to configure the switch device to make vlan by switch port ?
Edit : after information it is the DSA system and not swconfig so there is no luci interface and vlan make in network>interface>device of luci menu
question : what is lan4 ? there is only 3 lan port on the switch
ok, so i test the Wi-Fi with the usb dongle adapter wn-h6 from wifi nation,
in AX mode at 80 Mhz the bandwith is only average 250 Mbps in download and upload
in ethernet, speed is 900 Mbps download and 600 Mbps upload
does it mean, in fact, despite the router support wi-fi ax , the bandwidth will be 250 Mbps maximum ?? Have someone got more than this speed in wi-fi ??
I've seen iperf speeds close to 700 Mbps on 5 GHz my EAP615-Wall (which is two-stream MT7975D). (MT7915D and MT7975D seem to be belong to the same family, I cannot find the difference on Wikidevi.)
250 Mbps is something you should hit effortlessly with two-stream 802.11ac even in good circumstances.
No it doesn't, and I would have indicated so if I had it enabled (otherwise I would have sent you on a fool's errand). This is with 80 MHz and BSS colouring & he_su_beamformee set. Client is an Intel AX210.
I have this router since today. So far playing with stock fw. I have enabled ssh and added entware
But the speed is indeed far from good. On Ethernet 1G I'm getting 500-600 Mbits in iperf3. Over wifi only 250-300 Mbits.
Is there a way over CLI how to check if hw/sw offload is enabled ?
Actually the ~300Mbit is over ac. I have another laptop with ax but that's company laptop from which connection to the router over iperf doesn't work. And my internet is quite slow at the moment so can't verify with speedtest (which is also blocked anyway )
But 500 over 1G Etherntet is not much either I would say, I was expecting at least 800