Qualcommax NSS Build

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@anom3

my question is : is there any particular reason to sticking to an older revision? at least for the one i had a chance to test (-ecm), your patches applied without issue.

ECM can, for the most part, be bumped to newer versions, without having to upgrade the NSS DRV, CLIENT packages. I really only ever bump it if I see bugfixes or changes specific to NSS. So if the logs show code changes are only for SFE/PPE/e-Mesh classifier, I'll avoid unnecessarily getting the latest. I'll add, I do check upstream fairly regularly for changes. Qcom just doesn't push all their changes in realtime.

@Ka6uka

Edit2: it works, thanks a lot!!

• I've created devices lan1.20 and lan2.20 (vlan=20). MX4300 in a Dumb AP mode connected to lan2.
• Bridge br-home = lan1.20 and lan2.20
• Create Interface Home -> bridge br-home
• Assign interface Home to SSID.
• Apply
  [Reboot] !!!!

Could you provide your /etc/config/network? The question of VLANs and NSS gets asked a lot here. I'm going to add it my repo in one of the example configs I have. Thanks

@danpawlik

Did someone test such way (without factory reset)?

BTW, some thread about nss with chapters like: how to move from vanilla to nss build, troubleshooting would be helpful. I don't say on wiki openwrt, but even on that forum in documentation section.

Treat vanilla and NSS as two different platforms. The jump is significant. The only base configs you can carry over are:

/etc/config/dhcp
/etc/config/system
/etc/config/wireless

@Kintsugi

Should I enable Routing/NAT Offloading?

No. That is for Mediatek devices, on anything else it will be software offloading and will break NSS. NSS builds don't need anything enabled. Everything is offloaded by default (LAN/WAN/WIFI).