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OK, so I just got mine GL-AR150 and ended up here. Patching `/usr/sbin/pineapd` is quite simple. I've kept it to bare (and non-pretty) minimum, by replacing string `dmesg` with `Dmesg`...

Those paths could and should be changed to something nicer. `Dmesg` and `/bin/.cmdline` were just quick and dirty tests. After some toying around I found it probably doesn't work as...

New version. This time I've changed names to something nicer. Fake `dmesg` becomes `crack` and fake `/proc/cmdline` is placed in `/etc/crackcmd`. You can use my binary patches or change those...

I'm using AR9271 dongle and it works. Try starting pineapd manually (`/usr/sbin/pineapd /tmp/pine*conf`) and see what's going on.

Oh, how nice, I've skipped first line of base64 for /bin/crack. Should be: ``` echo 'IyEvYmluL2Jhc2gKZWNobyAtZSAnW1x0MC4wMDAwMDBdIExpbnV4IHZlcnNpb24gMy4xOC4yMyAo c2Via2lubmVAV29ya2VyKSAoZ2NjIHZlcnNpb24gNC44LjMgKE9wZW5XcnQvTGluYXJvIEdDQyA0 LjgtMjAxNC4wNCByNDY1OTEpICkgIzEzIFRodSBKYW4gMjEgMTM6MzQ6MjggUFNUIDIwMTYKW1x0 MC4wMDAwMDBdIE15TG9hZGVyOiBzeXNwPThhMTRiMDI0LCBib2FyZHA9NDRiNjUxNTYsIHBhcnRz PWI2OWY4ZDMy77u/CltcdDAuMDAwMDAwXSBib290Y29uc29sZSBbZWFybHkwXSBlbmFibGVkJwpl eGl0IDAK' | base64 -d > imagebuilder-cc-ar71xx/files/bin/crack chmod 755 imagebuilder-cc-ar71xx/files/bin/crack ```...

I've been playing with GL-AR150 today. Here are some useful modifications. This one fixes swaped LAN/WAN ports: ``` echo 'IyEvYmluL3NoCgpbIC1lIC9ldGMvY29uZmlnL25ldHdvcmsgXSAmJiBleGl0IDAKCnRvdWNoIC9l dGMvY29uZmlnL25ldHdvcmsKCi4gL2xpYi9mdW5jdGlvbnMvdWNpLWRlZmF1bHRzLnNoCi4gL2xp Yi9hcjcxeHguc2gKCnVjaWRlZl9zZXRfaW50ZXJmYWNlX2xvb3BiYWNrCnVjaWRlZl9zZXRfaW50 ZXJmYWNlc19sYW5fd2FuICJldGgxIiAiZXRoMCIKdWNpIGNvbW1pdCBuZXR3b3JrCmV4aXQgMAo=' | base64 -d > imagebuilder-cc-ar71xx/files/etc/uci-defaults/02_network ``` Device...

I'm using xfs which, apparently, didn't need crc32c. As for the config mount, changing device to `/dev/sda1` is not needed if you add vendor/productID into `/etc/hotplug.d/block/20-sd` and `30-sd`. Those scripts...

I'm gonna add my .02$ here. Yes, there's a problem. After changing font size, terminal doesn't send to running software "hey, I've changed my size". If you for example run...

Damn, that's true. Without tabbedex everything is OK. Well… tabbedex is more important than this glitch with urxvt-font-size.

Works great, thank you!