If you have root access to it, please give me a dump of dmesg and cat /proc/cpuinfo. It depends on what SoC. If it's an off the shelf SoC for routers, it's possible.
If it's a single Unisoc chip, less likely as we'd need to create a linux port for it unless the manufacturer releases source code. Which they are obligated to. But we know how chinese manufacturers go.
It's as stable as any other router that uses MT7612E in our testing.
For backups, you can back it up when you boot into the initramfs file. Then you can flash it via mtd write.
In other news, it's included in OpenWrt 23.05! We still need to work on a luci app for this but we've just been busy. Or you can get snapshot builds here You do not have permission to view the full content of this post.Log in or register now.
Ahh I see, thanks for the reply sir. Actually I have not done anything yet, but I can't help but explore your instructions. But then given my very limited knowledge on this stuff, I guess I'll have to wait for your detailed video/guide.
Found some time yesterday to RE more stuff so we've got new builds
Should include luci-app-3ginfo-lite and luci-app-modemband. Although modemband is virtually not working as the AT command should've been sent on init as it's not saved on the module unlike other cellular modules.
luci-proto-qmi and mbim has also been included in case you want to upgrade the LTE module to something else
We have tested a T77W676 on this via a mini pcie adapter and it works fine. We plan on getting a T77W968 as well as that would be a cheap upgrade to a häçkable CAT16 modem
As usual, use at your own risk
There are experimental as we only work on this in our spare time. All of our builds are free and open source as per the license requires. We also look forward to doing builds for other modems when we have time.
Found some time yesterday to RE more stuff so we've got new builds
Should include luci-app-3ginfo-lite and luci-app-modemband. Although modemband is virtually not working as the AT command should've been sent on init as it's not saved on the module unlike other cellular modules.
luci-proto-qmi and mbim has also been included in case you want to upgrade the LTE module to something else
We have tested a T77W676 on this via a mini pcie adapter and it works fine. We plan on getting a T77W968 as well as that would be a cheap upgrade to a häçkable CAT16 modem
As usual, use at your own risk
There are experimental as we only work on this in our spare time. All of our builds are free and open source as per the license requires. We also look forward to doing builds for other modems when we have time.
Nice.. luci-app-3ginfo-lite is implemented how about the signal led indicator is working ? or still you can only see the LTE signal status only in luci web ui?
Nice.. luci-app-3ginfo-lite is implemented how about the signal led indicator is working ? or still you can only see the LTE signal status only in luci web ui?
rapain leds should be included in the new build. Should be the same link.
One thing I forgot to note that this is a downstream fork based on OpenWrt 23.05. It's forked so we can get builds out fast and maintain ABI stability with libraries so there are no gotchas when a library is update in mainline. All of our work on OpenWrt ports are FOSS once public builds are available to keep inline with the license
If you want other modems ported, just hit us up in any form and we'll let you know if it's possible.
Some modems are close to impossible due to having no datasheet and and linux sources available. Example would be some ZLT modems like the China Unicom VN007 which seems to be running everything on the IVY510 SoC.
rapain leds should be included in the new build. Should be the same link.
One thing I forgot to note that this is a downstream fork based on OpenWrt 23.05. It's forked so we can get builds out fast and maintain ABI stability with libraries so there are no gotchas when a library is update in mainline. All of our work on OpenWrt ports are FOSS once public builds are available to keep inline with the license
If you want other modems ported, just hit us up in any form and we'll let you know if it's possible.
Some modems are close to impossible due to having no datasheet and and linux sources available. Example would be some ZLT modems like the China Unicom VN007 which seems to be running everything on the IVY510 SoC.
I already tested it and now I can see what LTE signal status I have but still only on luci 3ginfo,
LED still off or there's any workaround to manually make it work? I'm still new to openwrt ^^
I already tested it and now I can see what LTE signal status I have but still only on luci 3ginfo,
LED still off or there's any workaround to manually make it work? I'm still new to openwrt is there ^^