Daniel Golle
Daniel Golle
> I would like to change the scripts and dts instead of changing the C code That's exactly what has been suggested upstream. To handle this with a *custom downstream...
This issue sounds like you have wiped the `factory` partition or UBI volume. This can happen quite easily if you ignore the warning and flash a snapshot image or load...
> And so just to understand at this point will the examining backup partition bit be of any use still? It depends on what you find in those backups. If...
> That being said, I went ahead and checked my router A which appears to be working and it does have mtd0, mtd1, mtd2, and mtd3. If you have all...
> Are you saying I will not be able to upgrade in the future? You are absolutely able to upgrade in future, or now, should you want to run snapshots....
> It looks like my bricked Router B is now a clone of Router A. You will have to edit the `factory` backup in a hex-editor and fix the MAC...
@zaventh I understand this issue has been resolved by the release of OpenWrt 24.10, right? @86-j Please use English language only here, and create a new issue should you need...
Yes, for 25.xx release we will have to migrate to APK, the 24.10.0 release is still based on OPKG and I will release the next version of the installer based...
> so, if we pin the version of openwrt to 24.10.0 instead of "snapshot" then the issue will be fixed for now? Yes, we can use 24.10.0-rc5 for now, and...
Can you share the content of `/sys/fs/pstore/*` before deleting it? That could help to resolve the issue.