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Great job IceG, it works perfectly, I had to clear browser cache since I was still looking at previous config page, now I can select LTe Italy from the options.
Thanks.
IceG firmware for ZTE MF286D (OpenWrt SNAPSHOT / LuCI Master)
Hi IceG
as i've said on eko, i'm trying to add your plugin to my MF289 build.
I've created under openwrt base dir the directory files/etc/config and put inside:
3ginfo
atinout
sms_tool
But looks like that these file are ignored, and on the image there are default configs.
What's wrong?
Thx in advance!
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i think the problem is the file set_3ginfo_port.sh, this will override the configuration on the 3ginfo..
Is it right?
EDIT: ok i think the problem is missing comgt package, so all stuff point to ttyUSB0. Now i'm building the image with comgt inside and check if it's working or not.. let you know in the next few minutes 
stich86
Yes script is supposed to detect ports and change settings, but I compile images for myself for the devices (Linksys WRT1200AC & ZTE MF286D) and in both cases it remembers the selected settings copied to the files folder, so it's not the script's fault (I think) because it doesn't change anything for me.
You can remove the script for a test and see how the settings behave.
12 giorni dopo
IceG
Hi IceG, I tried with another italian provider (Postemobile, that uses Vodafone BTS) and there is some problem with MCC/MNC
MCC MNC: 222 10
int(CellID/256) --> yyyyy
https://lteitaly.it/it/internal/map.php#bts=222undefined.yyyyy
It should point to:
https://lteitaly.it/it/internal/map.php#bts=22210.yyyyy
Hi @niceguy12 , I don't use this package, I didn't install it, so I won't answer this question except that You have to check for yourself .
11 giorni dopo
Hi IceG, is topenvpn available in your firmware?
I see luci-openvpn but it seems kmod-tun is not installed and can't be installed via update:
The installed version of package kernel is not compatible, require 5.10.139-1-954964c0… while 5.10.139-1-5ea08bd4… is installed.
And openvpn binary is not present.
Thanks, Kabubi.
Hi @kabubi
You can start with this topic, google translator will come in handy
https://eko.one.pl/?p=openwrt-kompilacja
Here are also my older sources, ready to be compiled right away when the system is prepared.
https://github.com/4IceG/ZTE-MF286D/issues/5
2 mesi dopo
Hello everyone,
first of all thanks IceG for the great work you did, you made the use of this router an "out of the box" experience with all the plugins you created. Thanks a lot
So, I am here for a problem that I had using your firmware. Some weeks ago I tried to install some packages from the regual OpenWrt repositories, but when installing I got an error saying that the kernel version was not compatible with the one expected by the packages requested. Unfortunately I don't have the precise message I was presented, as I had to install the official firmware from OpenWrt to use the packages I needed.
Do you know about this issue?
Thanks a lot again for your great work!
stich86 glad to hear from you again
Yes, I was afraid of that...
Ok, I think I will go for the official OpenWrt firmware, and installing Ice's plugins. I did that and the router is working just fine
I have another question btw: from time to time (but at least once a day) I get myself with the GSM modem stuck, no connection or slow connection (even if the information about the modem say that everything's fine). Sometimes restarting the modem interface solves the problem, but most of the times I have to restart the whole router. Logs do not show anything special, or better anything at all, so I am a bit puzzled about this.
I am thinking about setting a watchdog for this.
Are you aware of such a problem with this router?
(the modem firmware currenctly is BD_TELIAMF286DV1.0.0B12)
Thanks!
Update: this issue occurred right now; strangely enough, rebooting the modem interface does not change the situation, but disabling/enabling the wifi radios does the trick. I don't know what's going on there...
Hi @iv82
I build images from the Master which has good (I can add something to the image that is still being tested, but has nice functionality) and bad sides (frequent changes in the source, kernel version).
There are 3 ways to do this:
1) Using regular OpenWrt with my repository added (which gives partial functionality with my images).
2) Installing packages right after my compilation, then there is a good chance of source compatibility.
3) Providing packages from my build in my repository. (that would be the best solution, I just don't know if enough packages are being built with my compilation.)
