the data sheet has a read mode with Maximum Read Freq. 60Mhz
without knowing the driver is not using this mode this should be the MAX
I would keep an eye out for devices using other flash chips & check there data sheets
best thing to do is try to find out the speed of the OEM firmware
The unfortunate issue has been caused because, the original patch for the 3GV2 spi speed was set to 80mhz. This was carried over to the MIR4AG patch.
Most recent mt7621 boards support patches are being set to 50mhz because they where experiencing the same issues as ive found.
If you are lucky, like i have with the Unielec boards, they work stable at 140mhz. It all boils down to board design and testing. Unfortunatley these boards are super cheap, so quality suffers.
I have an experience with OpenWRT and TP-Link routers, but for Xiaomi, i´m a newbie.
My router is a Mi4 Gigabit Global version.
My router is still with Original Firmware and i don´t have a SPI programmer, just a TTL adapter.
For the first Openwrt flash, which way do you recommend me?
Check first if my router has a breed bootloader?
Use OpenWRT Exploit and flash using ssh/telnet?
Your uboot is applicable for my case?
It is possible to backup or dump the firmware before?
My router is still with original Xiaomi firmware.
I need to flash to your firmware first. Wich method you recommend me?
It is possible backup the original firmware? Or is that not necessary?
Is Anyone here tried to install wrtbwmon in Snapshot? I love it because it's minimally designed, i tried nlbwmon it's so confusing to check what's happening to your bandwidth so much going on
If its for Xiaomi R4A gigabit, then its a case of just doing a backup config, then do an upgrade.
You might have to force update if its snapshot version.
I tried to configure Wireguard in your 1.5.2, I had it already working in a wrt1900acs, and the same conf does not work no matter what I tried. Is like the interface does not listen for traffic even when the port is open. I tried to connect to the port with "nc" and in the wan interface I see the traffic incoming via tcpdump, however the wg0 interface never receive a single byte. Someone got it working?