scapi wrote:@strtfr it was faulty wireless chip, he need to reflow it, if I remember it right.
For the record.. I had flashed a version of your openwrt onto it back in jan or whatever and my wifi worked at full speed (40mbit/s) up/down .. I then upgraded through the web gui some days ago and worked fine too.. it was only when I reflashed to stock, and now I am in same situation as the A. have ot use older commit to make things boot (#395), and am also ow stuck with the kernel image issue.
So I don't tihink it is wifi HW issue, it's some other misconfiguration in recent builds.
Answer to B) was in fact that wrong space in the nboot command btw.
Well, I get full speed after using the calibration file and as long as I am behind my other router and not ISP.. don't know why but so be it. I will use the other router as my main entry fw (tomato) and use openwrt as my lan fw/freeradius yaddi ya. Thanks for amazing software and work scapi et al!
I suspect that with these errors I'm seeing (check the pastebins I posted) that I might have flashed the wrong bootloader or something, it might just be that everyone here doesn't use DHCP and that's why the error appears. Do you know anything about using this router though WAN port and DHCP on the last scapi firmware, I know little about bridging so it might be that I have to do that for it to work but I assumed that since the light showed and it said wan connected in console everything was supposed to be set-up for that. He is kind enough to update the firmware but can't test it since his device is broken you know
Despite this I doubt he would not notice something as simple as the GUI having errors with showing device load on the main screen, but it might just be left like that as it doesnt really matter...
(Last edited by courfazor on 27 Nov 2015, 18:20)