An issue on the lower 5 GHz band radio (QCN9024) caused by the current BDF file (as 17/12/2022) is leading to non-connecting issues. Proposed by avanletin, a workaround is available, following the instructions below:
Paste the entire command into a linux terminal to generate a new BDF file board-2.bin compressed.
Backup the current board-2.bin file on the AX9000: cd /lib/firmware/ath11k/QCN9074/hw1.0 && mv ./board-2.bin ./board-2.bin_stock.
Copy the compressed file generic-ax9000.tar.gz into the root directory (/) on the AX9000.
Uncompress the BDF file: tar -xvf generic-ax9000.tar.gz.
Reboot the router.
Although the new BDF file configuration allows otherwise, configure the QCN9024 radio exclusively on the 36,40,44,48,52,56,60 or 64 channels.
Please help me with this issue. I have obtained an international version of AX9000, as I own 2 AX3600s and they are working well with Openwrt with Robis fork and then the snapshot. Thanks again for the work Robi, please enjoy your coffees
Getting telnet / ssh was not a problem.
I tried to flash with the following process:
It always fail, I tried with Robi's build and the snapshots, initram or squashfs factory.. The router never boots, I need to recover with miwifi..
There is a difference between the packages
If squashfs is flashed, the LEDs are solid orange and wan port led is solidly lit also.
with initramfs the orange LEDs are on for a few secs then off for a sec, then on again. It seem to bootloop.
I dont have UART, as of now.
Any suggestions please? I would highly appreciate any help, I bought the device specifically for Openwrt..
Thank you!
Peter
Edit: I have ordered already my 1.8V TTL, it will take some time to arrive. Till then either we solve it or the AX3600s will remain at duty
Well, we can tweak the kernel load address in the build as that is part of uImage, but until somebody captures what bootloader is doing its hard to guess
It is the default where bootloader will load the kernel and then try to boot it, 0x42000000 is too low.
Other devices all use 0x44000000, including CN AX9000.