On 10/26/2012 10:44 AM, Stefan Helmert wrote:
The leds are connected to the ar9280 on WA7510N. The wlan-chip does
also have gpio-support. I checked it out. The only way to control the
leds is to use the ath9k gpio functionality. I hope rssileds will
support this directly. I will read about it.
The leds are connected to the ar9280 on WA7510N. The wlan-chip does also
have gpio-support. I checked it out. The only way to control the leds is
to use the ath9k gpio functionality. I hope rssileds will support this
directly. I will read about it. The only led which is connected to the
ar7240
Replying to my own email. I love it when I can solve my own issue.
There default configuration for this router (and about 20 others) does not lend
itself to multiple VLANs - you have to modify the bridge interface first.
Really simple problem in hindsight.
Submitted a ticket with a patch that
On 10/26/2012 09:49 AM, Stefan Helmert wrote:
I hope this will work. You should know, the leds on ubiquity devices
are connected to the ar7240 main-controller. On TL-WA7510N they are
connected to ar9280 wlan-device as gpio-device.
I imagine that the leds are wired directly to the ar7240 by way o
The image that is not generated is for a device with 4Mb flash ? If
your build makes a larger image you will find only 8Mb images
generated but not the smaller ones.
I hope this help.
best regards
Saverio Proto
2012/10/25 Sivateja Patibandla :
> Hey guys,
>
> I've updated my openWRT trunk buil
I hope this will work. You should know, the leds on ubiquity devices are
connected to the ar7240 main-controller. On TL-WA7510N they are
connected to ar9280 wlan-device as gpio-device.
Please can you tell me more about rssileds.
Am 26.10.2012 15:40, schrieb Jonathan Bither:
I imagine that you
On 10/25/2012 09:31 PM, Stefan Helmert wrote:
From Stefan Helmert
It is mostly the same as wr841nd. WLAN and LAN are working. LAN-Led
ist working. WLAN signal strength Leds are not working yet.
I imagine that you can actually get the signal leds operating correctly
if you add the configuratio
hi all,
i was trying to compile oprofile for the target x86 processor,
i got the following,
checking for main in -lintl... no
checking for bfd_openr in -lbfd... no
configure: error: bfd library not found
i am using latest backfire openwrt source.
i see no libbfd present in packages or the feed
Stefan Helmert writes:
> + * Copyright (C) 2009-2012 Gabor Juhos
Assuming he didn't write it himself this looks a bit strange (though i
understand it's his code but slightly modified). I'm not sure but
probably it'd be better to write "Copyright (C) 2012 OpenWrt.org"
here.
> +$(eval $(call
>
