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projects:fritz3490 [2020/05/26 12:47] – Andreas Böhlerprojects:fritz3490 [2020/05/26 12:52] – Andreas Böhler
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 ====== Linux/OpenWrt on the AVM FRITZ!Box 3490 ====== ====== Linux/OpenWrt on the AVM FRITZ!Box 3490 ======
  
-After working on the 3390, I bought a used 3490 which is more capable (twice the RAM, Flash and more WiFi bandwidth). Currently, I'm experiencing problem with the xhci controller, but apart from that, it's working fine. +After working on the 3390, I bought a used 3490 which is more capable (twice the RAM, Flash and more WiFi bandwidth). Currently, I'm experiencing problems with the xhci controller, but apart from that, it's working fine. 
  
 The approach is similar to the 3390: You get a VDSL router/modem (Lantiq target) and a separate WiFi access point (ath79 target) on one PCB. The approach is similar to the 3390: You get a VDSL router/modem (Lantiq target) and a separate WiFi access point (ath79 target) on one PCB.
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 Technically, the ath79 target has a boot hook that waits for the upload of the file ''%%config.tar.gz%%'' by the stage 2 firmware upload. Technically, the ath79 target has a boot hook that waits for the upload of the file ''%%config.tar.gz%%'' by the stage 2 firmware upload.
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 +If you want to bring up WiFi on boot, you can add the script to the auto start file:
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 +<code>
 +ssh root@192.168.1.1
 +# ....once connection is established, run on the OpenWrt device:
 +echo '/opt/wasp/upload-wasp.sh' >> /etc/rc.local
 +</code>
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