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gardners
commented on September 6, 2024
Hello,
The GPIO for the switch is probably different. I am going to patch LBARD
so that it doesn't do the low-power/hi-power select anymore, anyway, as it
is no longer required under the revised Australian ISM band regulations
(but this may not be the case in your jurisdiction, so please check). I
have just pushed the patch to the master branch on lbard. Please compile a
new lbard binary and try again.
Else find a way to control GPIO 18.
Paul.
…On Thu, Dec 22, 2016 at 11:29 AM, cowherdboy ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello Paul,
I have successfully got high-power output enabled on the TL-MR3020.
However, on the TL-MR3040 (v2 HW) the output power does not go more than
-20 dBm (on the Spectrum Analyzer). Even after manually programming the
radio to +30 dBm, it goes back to -20 dBm when lbard is started. I have
ensured that hipower.en file is placed in the /dos directory but the EEPROM
gets programmed back to TXPOWER=1dBm when lbard is started. On the MR3020 I
get the following warning: "Setting radio to hipower -- you need a special
spectrum license to do this!" but not on the MR3040. Please let me know
what could be the problem.
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cowherdboy
commented on September 6, 2024
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the patch. Would appreciate your help to point me to instructions on cross compiling for the ar71xx.
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cowherdboy
commented on September 6, 2024
Hi Paul,
I need some help on compiling lbard. I used the openwrt compiler: mips-openwrt-linux-gcc and used it in your CC flag in the Makefile
The executable was created and I copied the same into the serval directory. However, when I start the device I get the following error:
/etc/serval/runlbard: line 43: /serval/lbard: not found
I can confirm that the executable lbard is located in the /serval directory and the attributes are set correctly.
Maybe there are some linking issues. Please let me know how to correctly compile lbard for ar71xx.
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gardners
commented on September 6, 2024
Hello,
Can you email me the binary, and I can check if it looks okay?
Otherwise for cross-compiling, the mesh-extender-builder repository should
build a valid lbard binary itself.
Paul.
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Hi Paul,
I need some help on compiling lbard. I used the openwrt compiler:
mips-openwrt-linux-gcc and used it in your CC flag in the Makefile
The executable was created and I copied the same into the serval
directory. However, when I start the device I get the following error:
/etc/serval/runlbard: line 43: /serval/lbard: not found
I can confirm that the executable lbard is located in the /serval
directory and the attributes are set correctly.
Maybe there are some linking issues. Please let me know how to correctly
compile lbard for ar71xx.
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cowherdboy
commented on September 6, 2024
Hi Paul,
I have attached the file.
Regards,
Pannir
…On Fri, Jan 6, 2017, at 04:57 PM, gardners wrote:
Hello,
Can you email me the binary, and I can check if it looks okay?
Otherwise for cross-compiling, the mesh-extender-builder
repository should
build a valid lbard binary itself.
Paul.
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> Hi Paul,
>
> I need some help on compiling lbard. I used the openwrt compiler:
> mips-openwrt-linux-gcc and used it in your CC flag in the Makefile
>
> The executable was created and I copied the same into the serval
> directory. However, when I start the device I get the following
> error:
> /etc/serval/runlbard: line 43: /serval/lbard: not found
>
> I can confirm that the executable lbard is located in the /serval
> directory and the attributes are set correctly.
>
> Maybe there are some linking issues. Please let me know how to
> correctly
> compile lbard for ar71xx.
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cowherdboy
commented on September 6, 2024
lbard.zip
I am attaching the lbard in zip format.
Do you mean that when I run gather-image-files, lbard will be pulled from git and compiled and not the binary from the /servald folder?
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cowherdboy
commented on September 6, 2024
I was able to compile it using the toolchain from the uClibc buildroot system. The high power is working now on the MR3040. The openwrt compiler is linking other files instead of uClibc. What is the default high power value? Can I change the value? On the radio.c I see high power programmed with "write_all(serialfd,"!H",2)==-1" and not any specific value. How do I programme a specific value?
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gardners
commented on September 6, 2024
Hello,
Glad you got it working. The high/low power level values are set in our
custom RFD900 firmware itself. Note that we will be removing the lo/high
power setting soon, as the Australian radio regulations have changed, so
that we believe that we no longer need to use it, assuming that our
understanding of the spectral density of the RFD900 radio is correct.
Paul.
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I was able to compile it using the toolchain from the uClibc buildroot
system. The high power is working now on the MR3040. The openwrt compiler
is linking other files instead of uClibc. What is the default high power
value? Can I change the value? On the radio.c I see high power programmed
with "write_all(serialfd,"!H",2)==-1" and not any specific value. How do
I programme a specific value?
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cowherdboy
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Hi Paul,
Is the source code for your custom RFD900 firmware available for public use?
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