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Topic: Kamikaze 7.09

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Post #1
nbd
30 Sep 2007, 21:22

The new Kamikaze 7.09 release is ready. It is a bugfix release for 7.07.

Changes since Kamikaze 7.07:
  - Fix a crash at boot time on atheros-2.6
  - Documentation updates
  - UCI updates - uncommitted changes are now active on config reads
  - PPP fixes
  - Firewall fixes for dynamic interfaces
  - Config enhancements for dnsmasq
  - Timing fixes for BCM947xx (fixes flash access problems on some models)
  - Fix for BCM947xx and Atheros cards on Linux 2.4
  - Prevent interfaces from accidentally being started twice at boot time
  - Fix QoS for dynamically assigned interfaces
  - Fix IMQ errors when ip6tables is installed (Linux 2.4)

Download at http://downloads.openwrt.org/kamikaze/7.09/

Post #2
napierzaza
1 Oct 2007, 01:06

I don't quite understand why Kamikaze does not support wds with PSK encryption. Do broadcom chips now run wds as PSK2? This has been an issue since the last release.

http://forum.openwrt.org/viewtopic.php?id=11472

the 709 code still has this :

                        [ "$encryption" != "none" ] && {
                                sleep 1
                                nas4not lan "$iface" up auto aes "$encryption" "$key" "$ssid" 
                        }

Which is not enough for a broadcom device to have a working WDS (unless this has changed).

Post #3
Radiohead-79
1 Oct 2007, 07:32

Does this one also fix the Wlan issue with Broadcom devices and kernel 2.6? Or do I still need to run the 2.4 kernel version?

Post #4
acoul
1 Oct 2007, 13:23

lovely news.  thank you so much for all your efforts !!

Post #5
ggp81
1 Oct 2007, 14:13

I'm happy about it! smile
But is adm5120 target support far to be stable for Kamikaze?

Post #6
acoul
1 Oct 2007, 15:15
ggp81 wrote:

I'm happy about it! smile
But is adm5120 target support far to be stable for Kamikaze?

adm5120 for RB1xx rocks.  you may get some fresh snapshot here

Post #7
clausbruun
1 Oct 2007, 20:44

I also just want to thank you for your great work!

Post #8
hegnenberg
2 Oct 2007, 06:31

What about MadWifi?
Is it newer than in v7.07?

Post #9
Underzero
2 Oct 2007, 09:57

Are Ar7 now supported?

Thanks

G.

Post #10
fofware
2 Oct 2007, 21:56

Hi, guys
Thanks for your work!
But what happend with freeradius? It's not available

Post #11
bene
3 Oct 2007, 02:20

The news forum should be locked down for admin posts only.  All of these follow up posts are ending up in the site news feed.

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