No to NORCCUSTOM=1
Let me re-write the sdcard and start over.
No to NORCCUSTOM=1
Let me re-write the sdcard and start over.
no worries... as a bonus latest build has persistent nlbwmon + statistics ( with conntrack and irq )
I'm having strange persistence problems. My RPi remembers things it should be forgetting. I pulled the sdcard and wrote your latest image to it. When I booted the RPi, it remembered the previous IP address I'd set on the ethernet interface.
Can't do an opkg update.
Collected errors:
I put the sdcard back in the computer, used disk manager to format the first partition (not a fast format, so presumably all blocks in the first partition were wiped). Deleted all the partitions, then wrote the image with win32diskimager.
Same results.
Do I need to somehow zero out the whole sdcard before writing images to it?
Does the RPi have some sort of built-in nonvolatile storage OpenWRT is using?
the last time I used factory... I ended up zero-ing the sdcard... ( linux dd zero + zcat dd )... not sure if win32diskimager zero's properly... just deleting is likely not enough...
the pi4's nv storage is a minimal bootloader only...( nothing os related ) previous pi's had no nv at all.
No dd under windows (yes, I realize there are win32 ports of dd). What I did on the last spin:
Again, thank you. You have moved me light-years ahead in my quest to build the ultimate LTE router.
Fan issue solved. While poking around in luci's software packages available I discovered kmod-hwmon-rpi-poe-fan. I installed it and the fan spun right up!
please add support for simple ad blocker it does support ad blocking even when you are using dns over https
thanks for the tip... , try;
opkg update && opkg install luci-app-simple-adblock && /etc/init.d/adblock stop && /etc/init.d/adblock disable
should more people also need it ( 3+ ), will definitely consider adding within the image.
Any chance we can get a rootfs tar (similar to this)? I am running OpenWRT inside an LXD container on the Pi, so can't really use img files.
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Hi,
I would prefer squashfs images as path upgrade is way easier.
Using ext4 only allow a complex upgrade path:
Using squashfs is way easier, the only troubleshooting is eventually specific package without retro-compatibility.
give them a try... start with the community squashfs factory... from there to begin with, ignore 'sysupgrade -p' ... regular sysupgade should be ok... be sure to let us know how it goes
Nope, you can upgrade an ext4 image in just the same way as a squashfs image.
new builds have all zoneinfo-* ... was feeling selfish with just mine... ( + wpa_cli, netperf... button-hotplug )
Do you have a .config file for the community build? I build my images with all my data built in, so it would be handy to enable me to use this build
i'm using the imagebuilder in the git repo you will find;
and add the line;
make image rpi-4 FILES="$FILES" DISABLED_SERVICES="$DISABLED_SERVICES" PACKAGES="$PACKAGES"
( for anyone else, i'd recommend just uploading a restore.tar.gz... then ensuring changes to be preserved during upgrade are added to sysupgrade.conf... note: exclude rc.local from your vanilla backup or overwrite it with ours once restored )
Oh my God that's well over my level of knowledge... I thought I was doing well getting the build image working lol
go with option 2 then... just upload the restore.tar.gz after....
another option is to mount partition two after writing... and put you files there prior to placing the sdcard into the pi...
I just did that as I swapped the gateway device i'm using, so after writing the factory... setup a simple dhcp network file for the pi.
Same problem here. Only wireless "legacy" mode creates a visible AP that I can connect to with my smartphone. "N" or "AC" do not create a visible AP.
Also the luci UI says "Mode: client" instead of "Mode: AP" then. Very strange:
I have no idea what I could do.
I followed the advice of first using raspbian to set the wireless country code to "DE Germany". Does not seem to make a difference.
Any ideas?
Edit: This is with openwrt-bcm27xx-bcm2711-rpi-4-ext4-factory.img.gz
from the rpi-4_snapshot_1.1.50-15_r13974_lts
folder.
I also tried using the https://downloads.openwrt.org/snapshots/targets/bcm27xx/bcm2711/ instead of this build but there even the ethernet ping to 192.168.1.1 is flaky and wireless is not working at all (also not luci http interface as it seems)
uci show wireless | grep -v 'key='
generally tho'
Are all 'mandatory', wifi is a WIP at them moment tho' in the general sense. I don't really use it... but i've tested a little and made some tweaks for others...
Thanks for the feedback!