QUOTE(fish_pg @ Jun 26 2016, 08:06 PM)
Mind to share a tutorial for a newbie like me?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQ35zI8W3ns...ix2zecfvmrvxw0kin russian, but should be understandable to follow
let me know if you need clarification on any part
basically:
1. install developer firmware so ssh can be enabled
2. setup VM for linux (if you already have linux machine, then use that instead. and doesn't have to be vmware workstation, can use others instead like virtualbox)
3. download and run prometheus
4. gain ssh access on router (if this doesn't work, use the steps i gave previously)
5. prometheus to pull source from padavan
6. build toolchain (only needed once, unless there's any update on toolchain source code)
7. configure and build firmware
8. flash firmware
QUOTE(FameWolf @ Jun 26 2016, 09:02 PM)
Did you also install breed bootloader?
Notice any major improvements over the Xiomi Mi mini?
Youtube reviews seem to indicate more flash and 4 antennas but folks didn't notice a big difference in coverage area although it might handle more simultaneous users at once.
Primary Rom is chinese only or at least it was on May 26th when reviewed so Padavan in english would be a good step up...of course you lose the mi wifi app (which IS in english..go figure).
not using breed bootloader, prometheus installed u-boot instead
i'm using mi-mini and mi-3 at 2 different houses, so can't compare them side by side.
but mi-3 replaces tp-link tl-wr1043nd v1, and coverage is much better for 2.4GHz network.
i don't really use the available flash space for anything else, so no comment on that part
QUOTE(FameWolf @ Jun 27 2016, 02:18 PM)
Do you enable smb client in your builds so the router can mount local network storage?
previous build, nope
latest (cc58fc3), yes
i've removed QoS since its unsupported and can't be configured from webgui
config file used to build the firmware is also there on my google drive for reference