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<Mangix> Ansuel: it already is with host packages
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<Mangix> make -r package/kea/host/compile: build failed. joy
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<damo22> I searched the forum and docs but could not find much about TP-Link Archer MR200 v6, is this ported or likely to be able to be ported?
<damo22> i could not locate the gpl sources on tplink's website for v6
<damo22> i didnt do my homework and didnt realise there were slight variations with different version numbers of the hardware, and so i have purchased a v6
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<PaulFertser> damo22: hi
<PaulFertser> damo22: what's inside that v6?
<damo22> good question, i havent even unwrapped the plastic yet
<damo22> i guess i need to take it apart and take hi res photos of the mainboard?
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<damo22> how would i get a shell on it to print the kernel log?
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<KanjiMonster> damo22: usually open the case, locate the serial, connect to it*, let it boot, observe output (* may require soldering)
<damo22> okay
<PaulFertser> damo22: and in any case do not really expect someone will do the port for you
<PaulFertser> damo22: I suggest you instead find the FCCID and check the photos in the FCC filing first. Probably it's a completely different device.
<jow> at the very least it appears to be a qlacom soc
<jow> *qualcom
<jow> so no sudden shift to broadcom or similar
<damo22> i ported a x86 intel chipset to coreboot, i can probably port a router to openwrt
<damo22> so FCC has images of routers based on FCCID
<robimarko> And as long as they are not ultra new they are public
<PaulFertser> damo22: sure, if the SoC is already supported!
<damo22> i cant seem to get the plastic cover off... lol
<damo22> theres no screw holes
<PaulFertser> Sometimes under stickers or rubber stands
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<damo22> Mediatek MT7613BEN
<damo22> does that help?
<PaulFertser> damo22: that's supported PCIe wireless, good.
<PaulFertser> damo22: what about the SoC?
<damo22> its hiding under alloy covers
<PaulFertser> damo22: grab serial log from vendor firmware then, it's the necessary step either way.
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<damo22> where would i find the fcc id?
<PaulFertser> damo22: on the sticker should be present for sure unless it's for internal chinese market.
<damo22> no FCC just (EU)
<damo22> RoHS
<damo22> and made in china
<PaulFertser> damo22: I meant on the plastic case, not on the PCB.
<damo22> yeah thats what i meant
<PaulFertser> damo22: so far my impression is that porting OpenWrt to this should be relatively straightforward.
<damo22> im guessing the serial is a block of 4 pins?
<damo22> is it usually 3v3 or 1v8?
<PaulFertser> damo22: likely. See the OpenWrt wiki for ideas how to probe for pinout etc.
<PaulFertser> damo22: Tx idles high, so just measure to be sure
<damo22> ok
<PaulFertser> damo22: for mediatek 3.3 V most likely