How to use airkiss?
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Build the airkiss package
cp -rf package/airkiss ~/your-openwrt/package/. make menuconfig
- Select the options as below:
- Ralink SDK EASE:
airkiss
- Ralink SDK EASE:
make
- Select the options as below:
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Start it by
airkiss
How to use elian with aes?
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Set aes 128 encryption first. As below, "1234567812345678" just is aes.
iwpriv apcli0 elian aes=1234567812345678
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Start it in 2.4GHz
iwpriv apcli0 elian start
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Stop it
iwpriv apcli0 elian stop
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Get result
iwpriv apcli0 elian result
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Clear result and try to start/parse the data again
iwpriv apcli0 elian clear
How to use elian?
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Start it in 2.4GHz
iwpriv apcli0 elian start
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Stop it
iwpriv apcli0 elian stop
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Get result
iwpriv apcli0 elian result
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Clear result and try to start/parse the data again
iwpriv apcli0 elian clear
linkit-smart-EK-7688AMx-feed
This one fork of linkit-smart-feed's source.
You can just change one step from 4 on Steps to 4+ here.
4+. Add the LinkIt Smart EK 7688AMx feed:
$ echo src-git linkit https://github.com/NuxNuxLi/linkit-smart-EK-7688AMx-feed.git >> feeds.conf
Next, you can follow the howto to hang out with elian and airkiss.
linkit-smart-feed
This feeds holds the SDK wifi driver and the config/meta package for the LinkIt Smart 7688 (Duo)
Note: LinkIt Smart 7688 uses the MediaTek proprietary Wi-Fi driver. While OpenWrt Chaos Calmer is evolving, only selected Linux kernel versions of it are supported by the Wi-Fi driver (3.18.21 ~ 3.18.44). If you are looking for a non-proprietary Wi-Fi driver, the mt76 project would be a reference of the choice.
Build the firmware from sources
This section describes how to build the firmware for LinkIt Smart 7688 and LinkIt Smart 7688 Duo from source codes.
Host environment
The following operations are performed under a Ubuntu LTS 14.04.3 environment. For a Windows or a Mac OS X host computer, you can install a VM for having the same environment:
- Download Ubuntu 14.04.3 LTS image from http://www.ubuntu.com
- Install this image with VirtualBox (http://virtualbox.org) on the host machine. 50GB disk space reserved for the VM is recommanded
Steps
In the Ubuntu system, open the Terminal application and type the following commands:
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Install prerequisite packages for building the firmware:
$ sudo apt-get install git g++ make libncurses5-dev subversion libssl-dev gawk libxml-parser-perl unzip wget python xz-utils
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Download OpenWrt CC source codes:
$ git clone https://github.com/openwrt/chaos_calmer.git openwrt
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Prepare the default configuration file for feeds:
$ cd openwrt $ cp feeds.conf.default feeds.conf
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Add the LinkIt Smart 7688 feed:
$ echo src-git linkit https://github.com/MediaTek-Labs/linkit-smart-7688-feed.git >> feeds.conf
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Update the feed information of all available packages for building the firmware:
$ ./scripts/feeds update
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Install all packages:
$ ./scripts/feeds install -a
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Prepare the kernel configuration to inform OpenWrt that we want to build an firmware for LinkIt Smart 7688:
$ make menuconfig $ touch staging_dir/host/.prereq-build $ make menuconfig
- Select the options as below:
- Target System:
Ralink RT288x/RT3xxx
- Subtarget:
MT7688 based boards
- Target Profile:
LinkIt7688
- Target System:
- Save and exit (use the deafult config file name without changing it)
- Select the options as below:
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Start the compilation process: (ps:copy this_feed/dl/libmraa-0.8.0-70600dece4138b0c0dbaff42f57828f1559cd840.tar.gz to your_source_root/dl)
$ make download $ make V=99
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After the build process completes, the resulted firmware file will be under
bin/ramips/openwrt-ramips-mt7688-LinkIt7688-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin
. Depending on the H/W resources of the host environment, the build process may take more than 2 hours. -
You can use this file to do the firmware upgrade through the Web UI. Or rename it to
lks7688.img
for upgrading through a USB drive.