OpenWRT on ZyXEL / Keenetic Series Routers | On Keenetic, Lite rev.A, Lite rev.B, 4G rev.A, 4G rev.B, 4G II, Giga
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Discussion: OpenWRT on ZyXEL Keenetic series routers
ZyXEL Keenetic II and Keenetic GIGA II | ZyXEL Keenetic 4G | ZyXEL Keenetic
Meet, admire, enjoy: the magnificent OpenWRT is now available for Keenetic series routers!

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Why is it superior to NDMS:
0. The ultra-modern Linux kernel 3.10.49-1 will breathe new life into your router - support for many features and capabilities that NDMS never dreamed of with its Linux 2.6.23
1. Wonderful LuCI WEB-interface - strict beauty and grace of forms combined with an unimaginable wealth of settings and possibilities will not leave anyone indifferent
2. An open firmware architecture will bring the most daring ideas to life
3. Full support for USB will make it possible to use the Transmission torrent client, p910ng print server or 3G modem, as well as a sound card, WEB camera or anything else, providing access to the device via the network via USBIP
4. Built-in DDNS client, SSH server with the ability to forward ports and WOL client will allow you to stay in touch with your home network, wherever you are
5. Flexible adjustment of LED-indicators and a built-in task scheduler will allow the device not to shine like a New Year tree at night, and to be as informative as possible during the day
6. A huge package repository allows you to easily make anything you want from a router
7. Polipo caching proxy helps save precious megabytes of traffic to 3G Internet users with restrictions.
8. Break restrictions on the distribution and freedom of information by the possibility of easy deployment of mesh networks and excellent supportFreifunk
9. Ability to use multiple ascending channels (Multiwan) allows you to combine the bandwidth of several channels, and at the same time stay in touch even in case of failure of one of the providers
10. The ability to create multiple WLANs and LAN networks will protect home resources from outside attacks, limiting them in the home LAN, and also save it from uninvited “guests” by isolating the guest WiFi network from the home LAN
11. Support for modern IPv6 protocol will allow you to stay on the crest of a wave of progress, rather than floundering behind others in outdated solutions.

Of course, one can argue about the last three points (in NDMS2), but NDMS2 has a fundamental drawback - there is no way to expand the capabilities of the router by installing packages from the repository, and there is no way to add this in custom firmwares (as was done in my custom firmwares on base of NDMS1).
General:

The flip side of any powerful tool is that it always requires certain handling skills.
But, as the principle of the Show states: "Create a system that even a fool can use, and only a fool wants to use it."
You can take advantage of yourselfRussian-language documentation, which covers most of the possible OpenWRT use cases, or refer touniversal source of information

By default, the router has an IP address of 192.168.1.1 and lifts an open network with ESSID "OpenWRT" on channel 11 in 802.11b / g / n standards so that it can be configured via WLAN. The Internet is configured to receive an address via DHCP

Extremely It is recommended immediately after the firmware to set a password for entering the system.

Since all the features of OpenWRT are too large to fit in a modest 4-8Mb - there is no point in trying to cram Frankenstein into an unbroken (except for standard components, only LuCI web interface will be included in the firmware and only Internet components will be included).
Let everyone create their own unique system. The exception is Keenetic Lite and Keenetic Start, in which, due to modest storage volumes, you have to save every byte - orders for building customized images are accepted (packages in the firmware take up less space than installed ones).
Useful links:


Please carefully read the messages on the first page of this topic for information on specific firmware and devices, as well as to download firmware files.

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Post has been editedstp101 - 23.01.19, 14:56
Reason for editing: OpenWrt 06/18/1 for Keentic Lite rev.B



Rep: (1373)
FAQ:
What models are currently supported?
At the moment, hardware support is as follows:
  • The younger models of the first generation Keenetic Series (white) are fully supported: Keenetic Lite revB, Keenetic 4G revB (built on a Ralink RT5350 processor, 8 MB flash drive)
  • The average models of the first generation Keenetic Series (white) are fully supported: Keenetic Lite revA, Keenetic 4G revA (the hardware is identical to Keenetic, but the flash drive is reduced to 4 MB, the Lite is not USB)
  • The older models of the first generation Keenetic Series (white) are partially supported: Keenetic (no problem), Keenetic Giga (there is a problem with the built-in gigabit switch - it works in the dull hub mode) (built on the Ralink RT3052 processor, 8 MB flash drive)
  • The younger models of the second generation Keenetic Series (black) are fully supported: Keenetic 4G II, Keenetic Start - hardware identical to Keenetic 4G revB and Keenetic Lite revB, but the built-in flash drive is halved (up to 4 MB)
  • Secondary models of the second generation Keenetic Series (black) are partially supported: Keenetic Lite II, Keenetic Omni (built on the Ralink (MTK) MT7620N processor, 8 MB flash drive)
  • The older models of the second generation Keenetic Series (black)NOT SUPPORTED: Keenetic II, Keenetic Giga II, Keenetic Ultra (built on the Ralink RT6856 processor, 16 MB flash drive)

Support for second-generation medium models will soon improve somewhat, support for older models is not planned (OpenWRT does not currently support the Ralink RT6856 processor on which these routers are built, and it’s not known when it will start (and whether it will start at all)).

No routers have HwNAT support (the younger models do not have it stupidly, but it is not supported in the OpenWRT for middle and senior ones, and will not be supported).

Models with 4Mb memory and USB (Keenetic 4G revA and Keenetic 4G II at the moment (temporarily) were left without an update. But not everything is still lost, assemblies for them will still be released.

What is the difference between Factory and Sysupgrade firmware?
Factory can be flashed via the web interface of the original NDMS firmware, and Sysupgrade is designed to update the already installed OpenWRT

What will happen if I flash the Factory version of the firmware into the already installed OpenWRT?
Nothing wrong. Sysupgrade simply uses the space in the internal memory of the router more efficiently.

How to return to NDMS?
Just flash the NDMS firmware through the web interface of the router.

Why does the router’s web interface not open after returning to NDMS?
Clear your browser cache.

What if there is not enough space to install packages?
Copy the contents of the / overlay / directory to the partition from the ext2 / 3/4 file system on a USB drive and mount this section into the / overlay / directory
Instruction:OpenWRT on routers of the ZyXEL Keenetic series (Post # 30621746)

What to do if there is not enough space to install packages and there is no USB?
Pichalka to you = (

Changed the Wi-Fi channel - and Wi-Fi says that "The wireless network is disconnected or not connected" and does not work. I changed the channel back - Wi-Fi did not work. What to do?
You can change the channel, but you need to changeHT mode at 20MHz for complete happiness. Or configure HT Mode correctly:
If you leaveSecond 40MHz channel below and put the channel less than 5 or put Second 40MHz channel on top and select a channel more than 9 - WLAN chip is blocked until the device is reset on power (a simple reboot does not help). Resetnot needed- simply set the correct channel and restart the router on power.
This is N mode - there are only 2 non-overlapping channels available: 3 (HT mode = Second 40MHz channel from the top) and 11 (HT mode = Second 40MHz channel from below).
When you leave these (3 and 11) channels, the connection speed drops dramatically (interference, yes). And without a second 40MHz channel, you cannot reach a speed of 150 / 300Mbps, only 65 / 130Mbps will remain.
The choice of channel 11 as the default setting is due to the fact that there is a slightly higher radiated power from some sources, which means there will be better coverage.
Still - I advise you to read the articleWi-Fi: unobvious nuances (for example, home network)for a better understanding of how to configure Wi-Fi.

How to configure OpenWRT tosteal neighbor Wi-Fi and give it to yourselfconnect to the provider via Wi-Fi?
You need to delete all the networks, then click the "Scan" button and add the network to which you want to connectto the WAN zone. Then you need to return to the networks screen (there the connection to the network that we added will be displayed there) and click the "Add" button. They won’t let you choose a channel (Binding to channel 3 used by the Soseda_NET Client) - we use what they give. But the ESSID and network protection can be changed. Addthisthe network follows the LAN zone.
And do not forget about the channels (see the question above), otherwise you can get a chip lock and nothing will work!

How to install packages with kernel modules (kmod- *)?
You need to add to the /etc/opkg.conf file (in the web interface, this is System->Software->Configuration) line:
src / gz kmod http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/100376233/zyxel/openwrt/test/44/packages

Where 44 is the firmware build number (modules from one assembly will not fit the other - do not forget to update this line when updating the firmware!).
- since build 47 is not relevant

Packages with kernel modules (kmod- *) were installed, but then stopped (Multiple packages (kmod-figovina and kmod-figovina) providing the same name marked HOLD or PREFER. Using latest.). The kmod repository has been added. What to do?
The problem is that the trunk is updated, and accordingly the kmod packages in it become newer than those in the repository for firmware, and OPKG tries to install newer versions of these kmod packages from the general repository (and breaks off).
After opkg update, do the followingee:
zcat / tmp / opkg-lists / barrier_breaker | awk 'BEGIN {RS = "\ n \ n"}! / ^ Package: kmod -. * / {print; print ""}' | gzip>/ tmp / opkg-lists / barrier_breaker_new; mv / tmp / opkg-lists / barrier_breaker_new / tmp / opkg-lists / barrier_breaker

Or just upgrade the firmware (but it will break again after a while, sooner or later).

Packages are not delivered with the Unknown package 'package_name' error. How to fix?
Update the package lists with the command:
opkg update

Warning: this must be done after each reboot of the device!

When updating the package list, I get the error: wget: not an http or ftp url:https: //dl.dropboxuser...nt.com/.../Packages.gz
Recently (discovered July 9, 2014) Dropbox (on which kmod repositories are located) has broken access via http. To make opkg work, do the following:
opkg update
opkg install wget
mv / usr / bin / wget / usr / bin / wget-real
echo '#! / bin / sh'>/ usr / bin / wget
echo 'wget-real --no-check-certificate $ @'>>/ usr / bin / wget
chmod 755 / usr / bin / wget
opkg update

More details:OpenWRT on ZyXEL Keenetic Series Routers (Post # 32741844)
- since build 47 is not relevant

What changes have been made to the OpenWRT code to build these images?
Patch can be found atsvn_44.diff(where 44 is the firmware assembly number).
Starting from build 47, patches can be found atsvn_47.diff(where 47 is the firmware assembly number).

The OpenWRT router worked, but then stopped. It responds, but neither Telnet, nor SSH, nor the WEB interface opens. After flashing through TFTP to the official firmware, the router works, when I try to flash OpenWRT, everything returns to what it was, nothing works. What to do?
The JFFS2 area in the router memory was destroyed. This happens, the reason is not clear.
To restore OpenWRT, follow the instructions in the message.OpenWRT on ZyXEL Keenetic Series Routers (Post # 30774265)

I want Transmission!
opkg install luci-app-transmission

I want DLNA!
opkg install luci-app-minidlna

I want a print server!
opkg install luci-app-p910nd

I want DynDNS!
opkg install luci-app-ddns

I want a QOS!
opkg install luci-app-qos

I want to drive a USB drive!
opkg install luci-app-samba

I want UPNP!
opkg install luci-app-upnp

I want DLNA and UPNP!
opkg install luci-app-ushare

I want to count traffic!
opkg install luci-app-vnstat

I want to cut traffic!
opkg install luci-app-wshaper

I want to turn on the computer via the Internet!
opkg install luci-app-wol

I want to Ukrainian Move!
opkg install luci-i18n-ukrainian

I want IPv6!
opkg install luci-proto-ipv6

Post has been editedS-trace - 21.08.14, 20:53



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic
Condition:
Test version

Does not work:
Hwnat

Compliance of Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface:
WAN Socket - Port 4
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2
Socket 3 - Port 1
Socket 4 - Port 0

Thanks:
Iyudakov - equipment research on real Keenetic

Firmware:
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions

Factory 47
Sysupgrade 47
Archive:
The first experimental version:
Sysupgrade 0

Test33:
Added support for modems in cdc_ether and rndis mode
Factory 33
Sysupgrade 33

Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Buttons and indication fixed
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
Factory 41
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Factory 42
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.

Factory 43
Sysupgrade 43


Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44


Post has been editedS-trace - 21.08.14, 13:00



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic giga
Condition:
Experimental version

Required:
Investigation of equipment (MAC address, switch) on a real device
Selection of badly needed packages for inclusion in the firmware

Does not work:
Ethernet
Hwnat

Matching Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface (presumably):
WAN Socket - Port 4
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2
Socket 3 - Port 1
Socket 4 - Port 0

Features:
Experimental version.

Thanks:
yrzorg - research equipment on real Keenetic Giga

Firmware:
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions

Factory 47
Sysupgrade 47
Archive:
The first experimental version:
Sysupgrade 0

Test33:
Added support for modems in cdc_ether and rndis mode, fixed display and buttons
Factory 33
Sysupgrade 33
Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Fixed indication
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
Added packages kmod-switch-ar8216 and kmod-mdio-gpio (you can put mdio305x.zip fromOpenWRT on ZyXEL Keenetic Series Routers (Post # 30138916)and try playing around with the switch again).
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
Factory 41
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Factory 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.

Factory 43
Sysupgrade 43

Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44


Post has been editedS-trace - 21.08.14, 13:02



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic Lite rev.A
Condition:
Experimental version

Required:
Investigation of equipment (indication, buttons, MAC address, switch) on a real device

Does not work:
Indication
Buttons
Hwnat

Matching Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface (presumably):
WAN Socket - Port 4
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2
Socket 3 - Port 1
Socket 4 - Port 0

Features:
Experimental version.

Firmware:
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions

Sysupgrade 47
Archive:
The first experimental version:
Sysupgrade 0

Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp), sshfs
Removed IPv6 support (can be installed on SSHFS)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Removed SSHFS support

Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
Fixed non-saving settings.
Removed dropbear package. Therefore (if the password to enter the router is set), install Dropbear or launch telnetd as needed with your hands.
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
There will be no more (apparently) Factory images due to the kernel exceeding the permissible size (0x0F0000) - use test40 as a transition, or sew Sysupgrade immediately via TFTP.
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.
  • Odhcpd package removed (it doesn’t have any meaning without IPv6, remained due to an oversight)

Sysupgrade 43

Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Sysupgrade 44


Post has been editedS-trace - 01.11.17, 06:25



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic Lite rev.B
Condition:
Test version

Required:
Testing equipment (indication, buttons, MAC address, switch) on a real device
Selection of badly needed packages for inclusion in the firmware

Does not work:
tell me

Compliance of Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface:
WAN Socket - Port 4
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2
Socket 3 - Port 1
Socket 4 - Port 0

Thanks:
Dr.Acid - equipment research on real Keenetic Lite rev.B

Firmware:
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions

Factory 47
Sysupgrade 47
Archive:
2014.02.26_04.08:
The first test version.
Factory 0
Sysupgrade 0

2014.02.27_00.43:
Added support for 3G routers.
WLAN indicator fixed (partially).
Factory
Sysupgrade

Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
Factory 41
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Factory 42
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.

Factory 43
Sysupgrade 43

Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44


You can also install firmware from D-Link 320:OpenWRT on ZyXEL / Keenetic series routers

Attached files

Attached fileopenwrt-ramips-rt305x-nbg4104-squashfs-factory + sysupgrade.zip(6.24 MB)


Post has been editedS-trace - 20.01.19, 14:22



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic 4G rev.A
Condition:
Experimental version

Required:
Investigation of equipment (indication, buttons, MAC address, switch) on a real device
Selection of badly needed packages for inclusion in the firmware

Does not work:
Indication
Buttons
Hwnat

Matching Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface (presumably):
WAN socket - port 0
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2

Features:
Experimental version.

Thanks:
Kirjan - message about the wrong WAN port number on the switch (OpenWRT on ZyXEL Keenetic Series Routers (Post # 31903827)
korxal - equipment research on a real device

Firmware:
Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Sysupgrade 44
Fixed display and buttons
Archive:
Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Removed IPv6 support (can be reinstalled on USB)
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
Fixed non-saving settings. It is recommended (if you plan to install packages) to connect a USB-drive and mount an EXT4 partition in / overlay /, then restart the router.
Deleted packages ntfs-3g, kmod-fs-vfat, zram-swap. To support VFAT or NTFS drives, install them manually.
Removed dropbear package. Therefore (if the password to enter the router is set), install Dropbear or launch telnetd as needed with your hands.
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
There will be no more (apparently) Factory images due to the kernel exceeding the permissible size (0x0F0000) - use test40 as a transition, or sew Sysupgrade immediately via TFTP.
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.
  • Odhcpd package removed (it doesn’t have any meaning without IPv6, remained due to an oversight)

Sysupgrade 43


Post has been editedS-trace - 04.07.14, 09:12



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic 4G rev.B
Condition:
Test version.

Does not work:
Tell me.

Compliance of Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface:
WAN socket - port 4.
Slot 1 - port 1
Socket 2 - Port 0

Firmware:
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions

Factory 47
Sysupgrade 47
Archive:
2014.02.26_04.08:
The first test version.
Factory
Sysupgrade

2014.02.27_00.43:
Added support for 3G routers.
Factory
Sysupgrade

Test33:
Added support for modems in cdc_ether and rndis mode
Factory 33
Sysupgrade 33

Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
Factory 41
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Factory 42
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.

Factory 43
Sysupgrade 43

Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44


Post has been editedS-trace - 21.08.14, 13:06



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic start
Condition:
Test version.

Does not work:
Tell me.

Compliance of Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface:
WAN socket - port 4.
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2
Socket 3 - Port 1
Socket 4 - Port 0

Firmware:
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions

Sysupgrade 47
Archive:
The first test version.
Factory
Sysupgrade

Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp), sshfs
Removed IPv6 support (can be installed on SSHFS)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Removed SSHFS support
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
Fixed non-saving settings.
Removed dropbear package. Therefore (if the password to enter the router is set), install Dropbear or launch telnetd as needed with your hands.
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
Factory 41
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Factory 42
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.
  • Odhcpd package removed (it doesn’t have any meaning without IPv6, remained due to an oversight)
  • Added entries about buttons and bulbs in DTS

Factory 43
Sysupgrade 43

Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44


Post has been editedS-trace - 21.08.14, 13:07



Rep: (1373)
Keenetic 4g ii
Condition:
Test version.

Does not work:
Tell me.

Matching Ethernet sockets to switch ports in the web interface (presumably):
WAN socket - port 4.
Socket 1 - Port 3
Socket 2 - Port 2
Socket 3 - Port 1
Socket 4 - Port 0

Thanks:
yakor - equipment research on real Keenetic 4G II.

Firmware:
Test44:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44
Archive:
The first test version.
Factory
Sysupgrade

Test39:
Added support for l2tp (openl2tp)
Factory 39
Sysupgrade 39

Test40:
openl2tp replaced by xl2tpd (thanks Dr.Acid)
Fixed support for usb-serial-option 3G routers (regression in test39).
Disabled by default "DNS Rebinding Protection" in the DHCP / DNS settings (according to Dr.Acid leads to problems with l2tp)
Removed IPv6 support (can be reinstalled on USB)
Factory 40
Sysupgrade 40

Test41:
Indication and buttons corrected (thanks yakor for researching the equipment).
The default time zone is GMT + 4 (MSK).
Fixed non-saving settings. It is recommended (if you plan to install packages) to connect a USB-drive and mount an EXT4 partition in / overlay /, then restart the router.
Deleted packages ntfs-3g, kmod-fs-vfat, zram-swap. To support VFAT or NTFS drives, install them manually.
Removed dropbear package. Therefore (if the password to enter the router is set), install Dropbear or launch telnetd as needed with your hands.
The repository of kernel modules has been fixed, now there should be no problems with loading them.
Factory 41
Sysupgrade 41

Test42:
Code updated to OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40380
Factory 42
Sysupgrade 42

Test43:
  • OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r40535 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r9971) / Linux 3.10.36
  • Telnet is allowed to work if the root password is set on the device (the Telnet server is still automatically turned off if Dropbear is available and active (and the root password is set / there is a configured public key for SSH authentication). To log in via telnet, use the root login.

Factory 43
Sysupgrade 43


Post has been editedS-trace - 04.07.14, 08:56



Rep: (1373)
Experimental builds for devices on the mt7620 processor.
Test47:
  • OpenWrt Chaos Calmer r42230 / LuCI Trunk (svn-r10520)
  • The path to the kmod repository is sewn into the binaries, from now on you DO NOT NEED to register it manually
  • If OpenWRT is flashed with the configuration saved, you need to delete the /overlay/etc/opkg.conf file with the rm /overlay/etc/opkg.conf command (so that the system uses the /etc/opkg.conf firmware wired into the firmware again instead of the edited one) and reboot the router
  • The kmod repository is now on a normal http server, a dirty hack with wget-real --no-check-certificate is NOT NEEDED from now on, I recommend rolling everything back to the original versions
  • On routers with mt7620n (Lite II and Omni), WLAN is fixed (possibly)

Keenetic Omni:
Factory 47
Sysupgrade 47

Keenetic Lite II:
Factory 47
Sysupgrade 47

I do not promise anything. Nothing at all.
But the results are interesting ... ^ __ ~
Archive
Test44:

Keenetic Omni:
OpenWrt Barrier Breaker r41425
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44

Keenetic Lite II:
Factory 44
Sysupgrade 44

Kmod:
src / gz kmod http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/100376233/zyxel/openwrt/test/44/packages_mt7620



Post has been editedS-trace - 21.08.14, 13:09



Rep: (1356)
S-trace,
in lite stuff ushare is not possible? or is there enough space for opkg, ushare and settings files?
in the latter with the support of modules V1.00 (AABL.1.3) D0-r-wge there is no place ... ushare is stupidly sucked up at startup from the Internet into RAM ...



Rep: (1373)
There is no such model - Lite. There are Lite rev.A and Lite rev.B.

On Lite revB (judging by AABL), I can think of stuffing it (there is a flash drive of 8 megabytes).
What prevents to put through OPKG and see?



Rep: (1356)
S-trace,
I don’t remember what revision I have light ...: blush: in the evening I will torment ...



Rep: (1373)
Thank you, I will take into account. I didn’t know, yes ...: - [
In general, the easiest and most reliable way to expand the available space for data storage on routers without USB is to use SSHFS (but you need an SSH server for this. Now I’m looking for a suitable public, but I haven’t succeeded yet ...
But if there is a home server 24/7 online - there is no problem. Well, or buy a dedicated server (you can even get a bucket) and cling to it on SSHFS. I think $ 1 a month will not be too expensive ...

UPD: found a more or less tolerable SHELL hosting. Under OpenWRT will do.http://www.xshellz.com/- You need to renew access every 2 weeks through the IRC, but otherwise not bad. And for free.

The most hardcore way is to solder an MMC memory card into the router and enjoy the infinity of space)

Post has been editedS-trace - 28.02.14, 12:13



Rep: (13)
S-trace
Found more or less tolerable SHELL-hosting. Under OpenWRT will do.http://www.xshellz.com/- You need to renew access every 2 weeks through the IRC, but otherwise not bad. And for free.
IRC is not ice, but it seems like on the web you can:
Web Login (Every week - to keep shell alive)
(true, for some reason, only on a free account)?
Well and, accordingly, SSHFS will need to be “wired” into the firmware then ...



Rep: (2)
S-trace @ 02.28.2014, 03:40*
Keenetic giga

Does not work:
Indication
Buttons
Hwnat

The switch doesn’t work either

Is it possible for black Giga2 to openwrt firmware?



Rep: (1373)
Yrzorg @ 03/02/2014, 12:05*
Is it possible for black Giga2 to openwrt firmware?

I do not have such a device to promise anything (especially considering that on Giga 1, even with good access, it was not possible to launch the switch).
Dr.Acid @ 03/02/2014, 03:08*
IRC is not ice, but it seems like on the web you can:

IRC is just ice, because it can be automated and scripting is much simpler than the web

Post has been editedS-trace - 02.03.14, 11:14



Rep: (13)
How can I install the firmware on my KEENETIC, if the topic contains only the Sysupgrade version



Rep: (1373)
https: //dl.dropboxuser...c-squashfs-factory.bin- Factory for Keenetic



Rep: (13)
S-trace @ 03/02/2014, 14:01*
indication
Buttons
Hwnat

Thanks, I will try to deliver in the evening and connect with you. Is this relevant? Need to describe your performance?
Functions that are not working at the moment will not greatly limit the possible router?

P.S here on the forum there is no discussion ZYXEL KEENETIC? I found only 4G version
And then I have a problem, when running on PC Utorrent, my router turns off

Post has been editedIyudakov - 02.03.14, 13:17


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