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# This script allow to setup a working OpenWRT / LEDE router with two USB ports
# or a USB Hub with a PenDrive and a Floppy Disk USB Drive,
# it will automatically create a Floppy Disk image and copy all data to a directory too.
# Optionally (disabled because it takes ages) will erase all data and blank it and format it.
# Floppy Disk rip process takes about 50 seconds, erasing and formating idk but takes more than 3 minutes.

opkg update
# Needed to mount filesystems
opkg install block-mount

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These instructions should work for Streisand as well for others VPN providers (Streisand is a Software that automatically configures a VPS online server with OpenVPN and other VPN/Proxy Softwares in order to have a private VPN Server)

These instructions are for getting an OpenWrt Based Router working as OpenVPN Client (should work for LEDE, Gargoyle and another distributions). Computers connected to Lan Ports of the OpenWrt Router will navigate through the Internet connection of the OpenVPN Server (in this case the Streisand one previously set up) you need a working Router with OpenWrt based firmware flashed on it (LEDE or eko.one.pl could also work) steps works well on Chaos Calmer 15.05 or 15.05.1.

1. You need to telnet 192.168.1.1 (OpenWrt Router) and set up a password using passwd You can skip this if you already have a password and can connect using ssh.

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Important: you should use values at around 95% of speedtest or 85% of ISP advertised speed.


# using luci:
opkg update; opkg install luci-app-sqm

# without luci:
opkg update
opkg install sqm-scripts

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# Linux Interface Bonding on Wireless Link (OpenWrt / LEDE)
# Attention: This was not tested yet.

# Important: WLAN Interfaces must be AP - STA, it does not work in ad-hoc - infraestructure mode.

# This "Adds" two interfaces in to one. In this sample we are using Wireless Interfaces

# Should be equally configured on both ends, even the hash function for the distribution of data packets

# Intallation of required packages:

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# Equal Cost Routing (OpenWrt - LEDE)
# Attention: This was not tested yet.

# Can be used with, for example, two Internet access points. In this case accessible via the same interface.

# Install software package iproute2
opkg update
opkg install ip

# Set up routing at boot, idk if could be elsewhere in better place

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# Instructions to Install OpenWRT or LEDE on WD MBL Western Digital MyBookLive (Tested on Single, but it should work on Duo too)

# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Initial preparation (Using a Debian VM)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

# Recommended to use a Linux / Debian box with wget, dd, gunzip, lsblk
# Using a Debian box (it could be a VM) with the harddrive connected (it could be a minimal net-install Debian)
See ip with:
ip addr show

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# ------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Image-Builder Procedure for OpenWRT - LEDE (In this case using Debian x64 NetInstall virtual machine)
# ------------------------------------------------------------------------
su
apt-get update # Optional, make and upgrade too in case it has too many old pakackes.
apt-get install make aria2 screen ncftp -y

screen -
cd ~

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# This is to use on image building process to make TP-Link have autoconfigured with factory SSID and KEY

mkdir ./files/etc/uci-defaults/
cat <<'__EOF__' > ./files/etc/uci-defaults/99_default-no-eth.sh
#!/bin/sh

[ "$(uci -q get system.@system[0].init)" = "" ] && exit 0
[ -e /etc/init ] && exit 0
touch /etc/init
uci batch <<EOC

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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# Instruction to have OpenWRT or LEDE on a X86 PC or Virtual Machine:
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------

# boot using DamnSmallLinux or similar:
sudo /etc/init.d/ssh start
# see IP to connect using ssh
ifconfig
# set a password for root
su

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# Relevant info about this:
https://forum.lede-project.org/t/lenovo-iomega-ez-media-backup-center/5031/ # "Lenovo Iomega EZ Media & Backup Center"
https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,35331,35434#msg-35434 # "Lenovo iomega EZ support" but read entire thread if it is possible
https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,15887 # "Debian on Iomega EZ Media & Backup Center" this is another thread about
https://forum.doozan.com/read.php?2,12096 # "Linux Kernel 4.14.1 Kirkwood package and Debian rootfs" Kernel and rootfs, thanks to this it is possible to run Debian
# Newer kernel guide:
https://gist.github.com/koczaj/a20ed52c969a8d0612986ca576067876
# Using a Debian box (it could be a VM) with the harddrive connected (it could be a minimal net-install Debian)
See ip with:
ip addr show