I'm writing patches for OpenWrt to add support for my router. I also have a collection of AppArmor profiles, but I haven't updated it in a long time.
I have tplink ac1200 Archer C5 router which is v6 hardware version
Done that it's only upto v5 and I have v6
Then you'll need to learn what hardware your device has. Best case scenario: it's a rebranded version and you just need to take image for other version or device. If not, you'll have to gather as much technical details about the device as you can, see if the chips on it are already supported and write a simple patch (a makefile rule + device tree (.dts) file) for your specific device. Worst case is if there are chips on it that are not supported at all, then you'll need to patch the drivers.
The fuck 😂
Are you sure it's not C50?
I'm sorry it's c50 you are right
Now it makes sense. See this 1. Forum posts about this device: https://forum.openwrt.org/search?q=archer%20c5%20v6 2. Official source code for this device: https://static.tp-link.com/resources/gpl/Archer%20C50_V6_GPL.tar.gz Some people on the forum had limited success using OpenWrt images for v5 on v6, but you have to be careful with stuff like this and absolutely make backups of flash partitions before attempting this.
I'll try to compile from source, wish me me good fortune in the wars to come.
I'll ping you when I'm stuck
Don't forget to check out forum posts.
??? Wtf
I'm not allowed to know the specifications of my router
Even though you can probably figure them out based on the source code they gave you xD
That's not the most absurd thing, mind you. I remember when some manufacturer said that size (physical dimensions) of a chip or some other part in a device is "confidential". Next time: the email you wrote to is confidential. Manufacturer's name is confidential. The amount of atoms in a water molecule is confidential 😂
Yep... But it'll up for a good meme though 🤣.
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