I am using GitHub. Btw, I pulled in the latest changes yesterday and my branch is current with 24.10-nss-mx4300.
This is the latest commit.
Thanks, it works.
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Not sure if anyone here is following the patch to get merged into the main repo of OpenWRT...
But they finally merged it yesterday/today!
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Thank you and kyogithub for the information. I'll be sure to give it a shot this weekend.
Happy New Year everyone!
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Thnx for the heads up, snapshot images should be available within the next 24hrs, or so.
This is with all the latest commits and my branch is current with 24.10-nss-mx4300. Well, as before, the speeds are rocking (500/500 line) and have to see how it plays out as I just flashed few minutes ago!
As always, a big thanks to @qosmio and others for bringing in all the latest and greatest changes to the awesome MX4300!
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Thanks.
Does anyone know when building via github, if there is a way to know which commit id is at the head / top of the branch /most recent commit. I'd like to create a workflow file which performs a checkout of the id before running the config.
Congratulations Testuser7, nice to see a generic DTS for MX4X00 series
the pr acceptance and merge for mx4300 is great news.
thank you to @robimarko for accepting this
it is still up to the community to continue to develop this support
a lot of work has gone into supporitng this device.
i have been building images from pulled from @arix @qosmio https://github.com/testuser7. -- thank you and without your work we would not be here.
i'm sure im leaving people out so forgive me - this openwrt community is such a great group effort, with leadership that is amazing
best wishes for our world
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May this year mark the end of all tyranny, with every tyrant fading into oblivion, never to cast a shadow on humanity again. Let freedom, justice, and peace rise where oppression once stood, and may every soul thrive in dignity and peace.
Here’s to a brighter future where love triumphs over hatred, compassion replaces cruelty, and joy fills every heart.
Wishing you a year of hope, strength, and a world where peace reigns supreme.
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Almost there. Images with only default packages are available via firmware selector, but custom images cannot yet be built.
Use the vanilla image, install add-ons using apk ?
It says luci is included in the packages but the web interface is not coming up. Are there any other packages needed? I flashed it on my spare MX4300 to check it out.
I can ssh to the router and I guess I have to do this?
opkg update && opkg install luci
Even opkg is not recognized. lol
root@OpenWrt:~# opkg update
-ash: opkg: not found
Yes, that works. I'll probably wait until I can include packages with firmware selector to migrate from 24.10rc2 to snapshot out of sheer laziness though. Thanks in no small part to you pointing out this particular bargain, I have three of these to flash 
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snapshots are using apk, not opkg, 24.10 will be the last release to use opkg.
you need to click the tiny arrow and do the request build to get an image with the UI included, but the build might currently fail, based on the screenshot @eginnc posted 5h ago.
It says the luci package is already included. What additional packages are needed? I can download the apks and install them from ssh for luci to work?
they are included only if you click the request build.
yes you can always install them using apk, via ssh.
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Even apk is not found.
root@OpenWrt:~# apk
-ash: apk: not found
root@OpenWrt:~# find / -name "apk"
Found this: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/issues/16969
good find!
you can try to install apk-mbedtls by hand, from https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/packages/aarch64_cortex-a53/base/ .
wget it to the router's /tmp folder, then apk add apk-mbedtls-3.0.0....apk (or perhaps apk install, I haven't been playing with apk yet).