Hi, My first question so please be kind, I have a zbt wd323 4G LTE router, it is an industrial bonding router , with the default software the router would power cycle once or twice a day which meant we lost internet access at those times, to "solve" this issue I upgraded the software through the Bleed Web interface with this Powered by LuCI openwrt-19.07 branch (git-20.247.75781-0d0ab01) / OpenWrt 19.07.4 r11208-ce6496d796
Now the router power cycles every 30 seconds so its unusable
Make sure the GPIO number is the same then run a script that toggle that GPIO every second. You can probably get the ready to use script from the build system mentioned there.
You were already told (it's usually poor taste in forums to ignore the reply; or even make another thread - simply because you don't know what the poster meant):
It's nothing Linux-specific as it's not software. It's a hardware feature on circuit boards. Hope this helps. Also, feel free to ask if you don't know.
You cannot use a text editor to alter a binary file (and in general circumstances, a binary file cannot be edited, even with the appropriate software). You'd have to build the working solution into a custom firmware and/or have a big fix completed - so it makes it to the official firmware.
If you want to term it a hardware "issue" - then sure. I think the quote above is a better description. Nonetheless, the solution can be solved in software.
Guys thanks again, at least now I am heading in the right direction, I have Filezilla and Putty installed on my Windows 10 PC so how do I access the ubus call system watchdog ?
Is " ubus call system watchdog" a file that I can edit and if so how can I