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Install OpenWrt on TP-Link TL-MR6400 V4
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gamwe6 commented Aug 15, 2021

Yes, I've tried the previous versions, but I couldn't install the package because the kernel version is 5.4.124 instead of the required 5.4.134. I don't know why the package wants exactly that version, maybe it can be recompiled to work with 5.4.124.

A new version has been released, try it out. It should have a kernel version >= 5.4.134.

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A new version has been released, try it out. It should have a kernel version >= 5.4.134.

Thank you! Now it doesn't show errors, but there is not enough space to install the package
Schermata da 2021-08-16 21-43-56
It seems strange to me as it is marked as a 8/64 device, but only 5.6MB are shown in the partitions above using df -h. When I installed it with the official 21.02 image it showed 2.4MB free in Luci. How can I check if there is unused space?

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gamwe6 commented Aug 19, 2021

The best option is to build the image with all the packages you want instead of installing them to save some space. If I am not mistaken, the result of the df command you showed seems to be correct.

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The best option is to build the image with all the packages you want instead of installing them to save some space. If I am not mistaken, the result of the df command you showed seems to be correct.

Thanks for all the help! I'll try to build an image with the packages.

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What might be the password for ssh on factory firmware?

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fbett commented Apr 27, 2023

I tried this on TP-Link TL-MR6400 V5 but had no success, because of insufficient drive space to install the package "modemmanager".

So here are my steps using QMI and the simple LuCI configuration interface.

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Hi, can you help me to add 2 packages iptables-mod-ipopt & kmod-ipt-ipopt to openwrt firmware? Your firmware builds very well but I can't install the above 2 packages, it's not compatible
Thank you very much!

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