Orbi Pro install

Installing and Using OpenWrt
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So I have the SRK60, which consists of the SRR60 and the SRS60, router and satellite respectively.

I see I can install Openwrt via the Web interface, but I see the current available images from this commit turns both router and satellite into routers as per the default configuration:
https://git.openwrt.org/?p=openwrt/openwrt.git;a=commit;h=2cb24b3f3cd89692f3c0bd137f3f560ada359bfa

The SRR60 default image config looks perfect, but it looks like I will need to self compile the SRS60 image so that it is by default a Wireless Access Point that bridges over the QCA9984 wireless interface.

Would anyone be able to give me pointers regarding the correct configuration for a self compile for a wireless access point with no WAN or Firewall required?

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OpenWrt isn't intended to initially boot into a ready to use condition. You will have to log in and configure each unit to meet your needs. Hardware with more than one Ethernet port starts out with a very basic lan-> wan routing setup with one port the wan and the rest LAN. The wifi is always turned off, so you have to connect by Ethernet.

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I'm actually quite happy to disagree about the ready to use statement, every default openwrt config has a WAN port configured.

Grabbed imagebuilder, going to build something custom rc5

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Single Ethernet port devices don't, AFAIK. OpenWrt supports a few of those. There it's just a single LAN port configuration.

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I'll have to grab an AP and check,

would https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/network/wifi/atheroswds be the best option
22.03rc5 imagebuilder fails, issue with wolfssl package not available for architecture.

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Always some funkiness going on with WolfSSL... If you got the flash space, throw it out and use OpenSSL.

Yes, WDS should work, using it myself here.

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Something weird, both the wlan and the bridge have different IP address but wds works.

Now to see about utilising that 4gb emmc

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