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| - After logging into LuCi, you can now use the WLAN as usual. | - After logging into LuCi, you can now use the WLAN as usual. |
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| Note: openwrt source contains patches that add device-tree tags in the rt2x00 driver. "ralink,eeprom=soc_wmac.eeprom" it shouldn't be to much work to modify those to read data from the mtd-partitions similarly to what the mt76x0 driver does. it would provide a more smooth install experience for tinkerers. | Note: OpenWRT source contains patches that add device-tree tags in the rt2x00 driver. "ralink,eeprom=soc_wmac.eeprom" it shouldn't be to much work to modify those to read data from the mtd-partitions similarly to what the mt76x0 driver does. it would provide a more smooth install experience for tinkerers. |
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| ==== Enabling device 5GHz wireless with a custom build ==== | ==== Enabling device 5GHz wireless with a custom build ==== |
| This section asumes you have read and understood in detail what is explained above and why. Enabling the 5GHz radio requires that you know how to patch the source tree of openwrt. | This section assumes you have read and understood in detail what is explained above and why. Enabling the 5GHz radio requires that you know how to patch the source tree of OpenWRT. |
| It is also asumed that the Factory partition is still intact, as the MT7610E-eeprom data is further in compared to the 2.4GHz one. | It is also asumed that the "Factory" partition is still intact, as the MT7610E-eeprom data is further in compared to the 2.4GHz one. |
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| The preliminary patch adds a <color #ed1c24>(very much w.i.p)</color> device profile to the configuration menu and a new device tree that is based on the two evaluation boards that already are present upstream. "mt7620a_mt7530" "mt7620a_mt7610e" | The preliminary patch adds a <color #ed1c24>(very much w.i.p)</color> device profile to the configuration menu and a new device tree that is based on the two evaluation boards that already exist upstream. "mt7620a_mt7530" "mt7620a_mt7610e" |
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| Patch Link: https://pastebin.com/HxyK4zsu | Patch Link: https://pastebin.com/HxyK4zsu |
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| - Clone the openwrt source tree to a directory of your choosing. | - Clone the OpenWRT source tree to a directory of your choosing. |
| - Download the patch and apply using ''patch -Np1 -i <path-to-patch>'' [[https://01.org/linuxgraphics/gfx-docs/drm/process/applying-patches.html | Link if you need a guide]] | - Download the patch and apply using ''patch -Np1 -i <path-to-patch>'' [[https://01.org/linuxgraphics/gfx-docs/drm/process/applying-patches.html | Link if you need a guide]] |
| - Now configure the source tree as described here: [[:docs:guide-developer:build-system:use-buildsystem || Build System]] (Note that if you need to install luci as a feed-package if you want a webgui) | - Now configure the source tree as described here: [[:docs:guide-developer:build-system:use-buildsystem || Build System]] (Note that if you need to install luci as a feed-package if you want a webgui) |