NOTE: commits in this repo has beed rewritten on top of hanwckf/rt-n56u repo for better history tracking.

padavan

This project is based on original rt-n56u with latest mtk 4.4.198 kernel, which is fetch from D-LINK GPL code.

• Features

  • Based on 4.4.198 Linux kernel
  • Support MT7621 based devices
  • Support MT7615D/MT7615N/MT7915D wireless chips
  • Support raeth and mt7621 hwnat with legency driver
  • Support qca shortcut-fe
  • Support IPv6 NAT based on netfilter
  • Support WireGuard integrated in kernel
  • Support fullcone NAT (by Chion82)
  • Support LED&GPIO control via sysfs

• Supported devices

  • CR660x
  • JCG-Q20
  • JCG-AC860M
  • JCG-836PRO
  • JCG-Y2
  • DIR-878
  • DIR-882
  • K2P
  • K2P-USB
  • NETGEAR-BZV
  • MR2600
  • MI-4
  • MI-R3G
  • MI-R3P
  • R2100
  • XY-C1

• Compilation step

  • Install dependencies

    # Debian/Ubuntu
    sudo apt install unzip libtool-bin curl cmake gperf gawk flex bison nano xxd \
        fakeroot kmod cpio git python3-docutils gettext automake autopoint \
        texinfo build-essential help2man pkg-config zlib1g-dev libgmp3-dev \
        libmpc-dev libmpfr-dev libncurses5-dev libltdl-dev wget libc-dev-bin
    
    # Archlinux/Manjaro
    sudo pacman -Syu --needed git base-devel cmake gperf ncurses libmpc \
            gmp python-docutils vim rpcsvc-proto fakeroot cpio help2man
    
    # Alpine
    sudo apk add make gcc g++ cpio curl wget nano xxd kmod \
        pkgconfig rpcgen fakeroot ncurses bash patch \
        bsd-compat-headers python2 python3 zlib-dev \
        automake gettext gettext-dev autoconf bison \
        flex coreutils cmake git libtool gawk sudo

    Optional: install golang (and add it to PATH), if you are going to build go programs
  • Clone source code

    git clone https://github.com/tsl0922/padavan.git

  • Modify template file and start compiling

    # (Optional) Modify template file
    # vi trunk/configs/templates/K2P.config
    
    # Start compiling with: make PRODUCT_NAME
    make K2P
    
    # To build firmware for other devices, clean the tree after previous build
    make clean

• Manuals

  • Controlling GPIO and LEDs via sysfs
  • How to use NAND RWFS partition
  • How to use IPv6 NAT and fullcone NAT
  • How to add new device support with device tree