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This video explains how to install a Linux virtual machine on your operating system and then how to compile an OpenWRT image for Raspberry Pi 4B. Please watch this video from beginning to end. It can either be a dedicated computer running Linux or it can be a Linux virtual machine running on your computer (in Windows or in macOS). In order to compile an OpenWRT image, you will need a Linux machine. I suspect you are a Windows user, so have you ever installed a virtual machine in Windows? If not, have you ever installed a virtual machine in your current operating system.I'm only a few years behind you in age, and you have just made me really depressed by your statement. I actually can't even find words to express my feelings after reading this because I'm in shock right now. I am shocked that you would call yourself old at 53. I am old (53) and my brain ist beginning to loose any information and I am not an IT student, only a pure autodidact (PC since 1988, but M$ influenced) Sure, I have to configure the ports on the switch using it's web GUI. Maybe I have to define some statements in /etc/config/network?

Is it enough to name the network device i.e. Raspi4 – > SWITCH port1(fritz) port2 (ap1) port3 (ap2) port4 (wired lan) This is the new plan, I am happy that I found this thread! The cheap switch has a web interface and supports port based VLAN and 802.1Q VLAN. With the new raspi I wanted to use a small switch TP-Link TL-SG105E instead of USB NICs to save the many network cards. My “old” raspi 3 B has an external powered USB3 hub with 4 USB NICs connected: USB1 to modem (exposed host - fritzbox), USB2 to access point1 (10.10.10.x child room), USB3 accesspoint2 (10.10.11.x parents), USB4 (192.168.1.x wired devices (yavdr, printer, daddy pc)…
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Is it possible to download the complete repository of a daily snapshot version (preRC ?!?!) and save it on a place in my network? What I have to do for this to make it accessible for my raspi? Is there any “frozen” version of OPENWRT so I have no - possibly- daily change of kernel version and other dependencies? I HAVE to use snapshot because raspi 4 is not supported by the stable release.ĭo I have no chance to use my raspi 4 in a "stable way"? The downloaded actual (2 days ago) daily snapshot had some error (7zip told me that). But I was able to get ssh connection and installed luci.Īfter some days pausing my “challenge” I was not able to add a kernel module for a RTL USB NIC because it doesn’t fit to the kernel (some small newer sub version?). Now I upgraded the internet connection to 1 Gbit/s (Vodafone/KabelDeutschland), still using latest OPENWRT raspberr圓 which was very good for 100Mbit internet connection.įor the new beginning using the raspi 4 I have to use the snapshot version of OPENWRT but there are some problems:Īt the first snapshot I installed I was not able to install mc (preferred file manager and editor) because missing some libssh2 (?) library.
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Might be able to find things useful for a lab. r/hardwareswap - Used hardware, swap hardware.
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