andyboeh

Then you can request the source code from ZyXEL, it should be fairly easy to figure out what it checks from the image.

To be on the safe side, please dump the beginning of the flash and run "strings" on it. On the XGM1915E there was also *nothing* pointing towards U-Boot until we...

The partition map is completely different. The loader is flashed to 0xb0000 on mine, this is where BootExt starts (minus 0x30, that's the size of the header). Should be 0x200000...

> So this should have no effect on this PR, this should be added in another PR. Sure. I will only prepare for v1/v2, once this is merged, we can...

> @andyboeh Could you provide a full OpenWrt bootlog of your v1? I'd like to compare this to what I have on my v2 to sort out some issues. Luckily,...

> @andyboeh: It is really strange to see: "[ 0.000000] MIPS: machine is Zyxel GS1920-24HP" for your GS2210-24LP :/ You're confusing me with @h3krn. The bootlog is from a GS1920-24HPv1.

> Please replace your MAC addresses by 00:00:00:00:00:00 like @andyboeh has done with this GS1920-24HP. I did not replace any MAC addresses. If you scroll up a bit, you will...

@hauke Done, sorry that it took so long. It's only compile-tested at the moment, but since a lot of the other realtek devices have `gpio-keys` as well, I assume it...

The question is: are the flags wrong or is the interface not up? I assume the latter, since restarting odhcpd immediately after bootup results in the same misbehavior. I *assume*...

In the meantime I've found out that the annotation is added and saved to the PDF, but it's not shown until the file is reloaded. So it does not bail...