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<blocktrron> fyi, ubnt sent me the GPL tarball for their u6+ AP (mt7981) https://github.com/blocktrron/u6-plus-gpl
<blocktrron> There's also at least sources for the holtek LED controller they are using, where i've written the driver based on rev-engineered mt7622 u-boot
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<\x> blocktrron: 7981 seems like a ipq50xx contender / mt7621a replacement
<\x> do you have it up and running already, coremark score bruh?
<\x> so so far theres now four known devices with that SoC, glinet brume2, those two devices on acwifi.net and that one
<Namidairo> i mean it's just 7986 with less cores
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<\x> yeah
<\x> if they make them real cheap then theres no more reason to buy any mt7621a
<Namidairo> well, less streams too.
<Namidairo> but it should get the job done for things that need a teensy bit more than the 7621 can give them
<\x> doesnt really matter for normal people, 2x2 per band is kinda yeah
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<\x> a lot more im sure Namidairo
<\x> it should be double the performance or more even
<Namidairo> don't care, waiting for 7988+7996 combo boards /s
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<\x> been running this for a while https://i.imgur.com/7FR3E9J.png
<\x> Namidairo
<blocktrron> \x: I have the U6+ coming my way
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<blocktrron> where are some AX3000 boards on alibaba for ~30€, so i assume it is set to replace mt7621
<Namidairo> I'm really just sitting back and waiting for the disaster if qca/mtk "wifi 7 ready" hardware turn out not to spec-compliant when 11be goes final
<Namidairo> but I think they've learnt their lesson from draft-n.
<\x> dimensity 9200 i think will be w7 ready
<\x> maybe qualcomm will do it too for sd 8 gen2
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* f00b4r0 grumbles. NanoPi R2S does not start network in failsafe mode :(
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<blocktrron> f00b4r0: not on wan?
<f00b4r0> blocktrron: neither
<blocktrron> Failsafe might not due to the kmod being in rootfs
<f00b4r0> i'll take a look if I get a chance
<blocktrron> Huh, strange
<blocktrron> It should fall back on the internal.mac
<vulpes2[m]> this arcadyan thing is pretty annoying, I guess there's no way to flash the image with the stock webui then
<vulpes2[m]> it has an encrypted uImage header and there seems to be some additional signature checks against a known pubkey in the rootfs
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<Ansuel> helo
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<\x> ei Ansuel, have you tried enabling VHT over 2.4GHz on ath11k? does it work with the driver?
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<\x> i might try soon hehe
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<vulpes2[m]> Is this allowed in dt? `compatible = "vendor1,model1", "vendor2,model2", "mediatek,mt7621-soc";`
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<robimarko> \x: QCA enables VHT on 2.4GHz downstream
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<\x> thanks robimarko so only needs that mac80211 patch and no driver patch right?
<\x> just like ath10k-ct then, ill go and build later
<robimarko> Both mac80211 and driver need to be patched
<robimarko> Maybe more stuff is needed, no idea
<\x> nice nice, thanks for the links
<\x> robimarko: also another question, is there a downside of using 1GB profile on 512MB devices? its just all about a difference of 30MB on reserved memory right?
<robimarko> RAM usage is only downside
<robimarko> Cause, its not just about the reserved memory, but also about the limit of peers, vdevs and queue size
<robimarko> And also, do not try using 1G profile before updating the DTS to use 1G profile as well
<robimarko> As remoteproc will crash soon due to lack of memory
<\x> it seems to me that i cant just limit that vdev thingy from 512 to 128, it doesnt show it when its on iw phy, atleast on ipq60xx
<\x> its just using the stock ipq6018 dtsi so 0x55 not 0x37
<robimarko> ?
<\x> anyway laters, gotta try that vht on 2.4
<robimarko> Yeah, that is the size for 1G
<robimarko> IPQ6018 really needs DTS fixup upstream
<\x> that can wait, its pretty much very experimental now, runs fine though, but yeah theres a lot of crashes especially on wifi / wifi down events
<\x> ive been dailying the one from mrnuke, thats it, usb got enabled too!
<\x> and yeah those arent CPU temps but close enough :D
<robimarko> I though he pushed USB a while back
<robimarko> As I had that in my tree for some time
<\x> he did
<f00b4r0> \x: just being curious: custom login script or something packaged?
<\x> it just needs one gpio to be flipped
<\x> f00b4r0: i scripted it
<f00b4r0> k
<\x> f00b4r0: add on ~/.profile https://pastebin.com/raw/t4t4aksG
<\x> heres the usb thing, its usb 2.0 still though but that doesnt matter to me https://pastebin.com/raw/BfSgXix3 robimarko
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<\x> i guess it doesnt apply to the 60xx block, just 807x. even the filename says so :D
<\x> oh he just pushed the usb thing now hehe
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<Ansuel> \x if i'm not wrong the patch tha introduce support for ipq60xx for ath11k already add all the required bits for the memory profile
<Ansuel> and even 256mb probile
<Ansuel> also we are using a modified version of the memory profile
<Ansuel> wlan-open also have additional tweak to reduce the wmi struct (if i'm not wrong)
<Ansuel> and also for 256 reduce rings number
<\x> https://i.imgur.com/psxIsIG.png 15 clients come and go on the network so I will never see that overly huge memory use
<\x> only thing that isnt normal on this is that I run unbound, around 160M VIRT, 63M resident
<\x> i have a zram
<Ansuel> also consider that the soc was tought with 1g in mind as it does assume nss offload is used and for that you need ton of memory to reserve for it (example to reach peak wifi6 bandwidth you need 1g ram + wifi offload or the router will just OOM) without offload wifi should be fine and should not use that much memory (unless it does leak it)
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<aiyion> Hey there, mt7621 question; I put my LTE board under a microscope and traced the ten lines of the LTE extension as far as I could. two lines are usb data, three and three are vcc and gnd each, one is an unpopulated `pwrkey` option, and one is still missing, but will be `reset_n` on the modem.
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<\x> ah yeah i dont reach those speeds on wifi, max I saw was 450Mb/s on iperf3, but maaan, actually even with those not so great speeds, it feels much nicer to use than my ipq40xx device
<\x> its like less wait time on wifi, bandwidth does get shared properly etc etc
<aiyion> There are apparently three banks of 32 gpios, of which I can control many,but not all apparently.
<aiyion> Either I am still missing a gpio, or some sort of usb driver. Might someone have a look?
<Ansuel> \x well if we are crazy enough we can consider wifi offload but currently we first need to have everything working...
<aiyion> using the blink script from the gpio page I was able to try setting all but six pins without errors.
<\x> yeah man, not everything is good currently, everytime i have to modify a wifi canfig, i have to edit /etc/config/wireless then reboot the device by turning off the switch and turning it back on
<\x> reboot doesnt even work lmao, i have to unpower the device
<Ansuel> you are talking about ipq60xx ?
<\x> but aside from that i havent seen any crashes
<\x> yup
<aiyion> remaining are 3,4 (I2C_SD, I2CSCLK), 16,17 (JTCLK, JTRST_N) and 82,83 which I did not find as part of a multiplexed group in the datasheet.
<aiyion> I'd like to think ZyXELs LTE3301 would be similar, but cannot spot the difference yet. https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/commit/2cc50592404a634fff32f2e07c2754508b89d9b1
<aiyion> It might very well be a usb problem:
<aiyion> `lsusb`
<aiyion> unable to initialize libusb: -99
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<nick[m]12> Is there any reason wolfssl is not updated?
<nick[m]12> is neheb here in th chat?
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<Ansuel> nick we are planning to replace wolfssl just as an info... we had some problem and we notice they don't provide any rules for LTS support and that conflicts with the idea of supporting stable openwrt releases
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<nick[m]12> Ansuel: so migration again to libmbedtls?
<robimarko> Thanks a long term plan if mbedtls support gets merged into hostapd
<Ansuel> nick the idea is that but i think we should still update wolfssl in master while we make the change
<nick[m]12> Another question. Do you disable all kernel modules if you build with external kernel tree?
<Ansuel> nope with external kernel only patch gets disabled
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<Ansuel> external kernel tree is just a simbolic link to the kernel directory everything else is the same
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<owrt-snap-builds> Build [#389](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/#builders/72/builds/389) of `imx/cortexa9` failed.
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