There is, do it yourself and send patches upstream or ping Hauke.
But note that he intentionally always tracks LTS kernels, next backports version should be 5.20 for the 5.15 based OpenWrt release.
I can't seem to get the fan running on latest builds, am I to interact with i2c devices or will hwmon give me some information in sysfs? I dont seem to be having much luck either way
well keep up the good work, keep on seeing your name littered around the community, a lot of this stuff is real educational, hopefully i can figure out how to get the fan running
I thought that compiling the patch in to the kernel would help with getting the device to show in sysfs
I was able to get ssh access on the ax9000 but unlink the ax3600 I get just a "1" as output for:
# nvram get flag_boot_rootfs
1
So I'm not quite sure which partitions to flash .. Is there any other command to find out?
EDIT: Actually from what I read It seems we are still very far from having this in a state that it's at least as workable has AX3600, and I did get the EU version, so I think I'll keep it with stock for now, and follow this for updates, I got say you guys have a lot of patience, I just don't get how somehow can just make something based on OpenWRT and not share source, violate a license and all and simply get away with it....
One thing I liked about Asus routers is that the at lease make thing "easier" (some parts are still locked ofc) by sharing the source, and following GPL.
I can't even image the sweat and tears that have dropped to get this to where is for both 3600 and this one.
hi Robimarko, I also get this error message.have made several attempts already, could't seem to get around this. Is there anything else you would suggest I try?
Am I right @robimarko that we have 2 main issues with ax9000?
a) Ath11k driver (QMI) currently does not supports multiple soc
b) Kernel changes broke PCI QCN9074 implementation (via ath11k driver)