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<dhewg>
stintel: I noticed openthread-br, do you actively use that package?
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<hexagonwin>
Hello. I'm trying to port OpenWrt to a MT7620A device. I'm already able to boot initramfs, but it has a weird partition layout with two 'kernel' partitions so I'm unable to flash. I believe I'll have to port u-boot and change the partition layout, is there any good documentation for that?
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<Ansuel>
hexagonwin: no you would have to declare a fixed partition and be done with it... but if the partition are big enough you can just write in one of the 2... (I assume it's a dual partition implementation)
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<hexagonwin>
Ansuel: Thanks, maybe should I first just try writing to the first one via mtd?
<f00b4r0>
don't we have mtdconcat for this?
<Ansuel>
also an option but things need to be checked first... if it's a dual partition implementation then the bootloader might try to load from the second partition and bootloop
<hexagonwin>
I have many same devices and my friend can physically flash the stock firmware again so it's not much of an issue even if I brick it. should I try sysupgrade to flash to kernel1? this is my /proc/mtd : https://termbin.com/o0i8
<hexagonwin>
(i got the layout from the stock firmware's boot logs)
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<stintel>
dhewg: I have it running on 2 OpenWrt devices, but no active thread clients on the network currently
<dhewg>
okay, that's kind of a weird setup :p
<stintel>
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
<dhewg>
hehe, but is there a reason for that? I assume you had thread devices at some point?
<stintel>
I have thread devices, the plan is to someday use them in Home Assistant, but then I need to either fix mDNS forwarding between VLANs or move my Home Assistant to my IoT VLAN
<stintel>
that's not trivial and lots of other stuff on my plate
<dhewg>
yeah okay
<dhewg>
do you have zigbee in use instead atm?
<stintel>
also, the matter standard does not support power measurements yet
<stintel>
I have z-wave and zigbee in use atm, yes
<stintel>
I hope to someday replace all of that with only thread/matter devices, but right now I can't, I don't want to lose power consumption stats
<dhewg>
ok, nice. I'm looking at some options for some diy HA stuff. wifi is so meh for this, but then again esphome makes it so nice & easy. zigbee doesn't look that open too with binary libs to link to for e.g. nrf52840. thread seems nice but there's this metric ton of network requirements
<stintel>
so there's not much incentive to work on it atm
<stintel>
yeah thread is complicated
<dhewg>
doesn't thread work without mdns
<dhewg>
?
<dhewg>
(at least there's a compile time option for it)
<stintel>
yes, the network layer works fine
<dhewg>
ok that's nice
<stintel>
if you look at the PR comments, I've successfully scp'd something from 1 openwrt device to another over a thread network
<dhewg>
heh sweet
<Habbie>
lol
<Habbie>
what speed did you get?
<stintel>
also flashed some espressif thread/matter example firware to an esp32-c6 and controlled the RGB LED on it via matter
<stintel>
so the openthread-br package is runtime-tested
<stintel>
Habbie: 15k or so :P
<Habbie>
yeah that sounds right
<Habbie>
i think it's 150kbit/sec
<Habbie>
(i recently learned this in a presentation about how mDNS can easily eat up all your thread bandwidth)
<stintel>
openwrt-sunxi-cortexa53-olimex_a64-olinuxino-emmc-squashfs-sdcard.img.gz 16% 2496KB 8.4KB/s 25:32 ETA
<stintel>
oops it was slower ;)
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<Habbie>
hehe
<dhewg>
what's that setup? two nrf52840 dongles using rcp on both sides?