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This is my own private snac instance running on a FreeBSD server.
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[?]T_X »
@T_X@chaos.social

Use for good networking, nuff said... Use for a firewall/router, nuff said...

Me trying to use snooping with this in our hackspace: After several hours of debugging, realizing it's not bc. of the powered, based switch I've added, nor the new patches I've made and added to it. But because of this two years old, ignored (or ?) bug with : github.com/opnsense/core/issue
😒 😤

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    [?]Wolność w Kieszeni.pl »
    @wolnoscwkieszeni@pol.social

    W dzisiejszym wpisie zajmiemy się uwolnieniem naszego odkurzacza! Czy wiedzieliście, że nasze roboty sprzątające działają pod kontrolą Linuxa? Otwiera to przed nami wiele możliwości modyfikacji, w tym zwiekszenie naszej prywatności i wiele innych. Zapraszam do lektury.

    wolnoscwkieszeni.pl/uwolnic-od

    Logo Valetudo, pod nim trzy roboty sprzątające.

    Alt...Logo Valetudo, pod nim trzy roboty sprzątające.

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      [?]greem »
      @greem@cyberplace.social

      Is there someone out in the Fediverse that has a fully working configuration for on a connection?

      The one I have ends up with working IPv6, but an IPv4 address in 100/8 that doesn't work.

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        [?]Banana Pi Open Source Hardware »
        @bananapi@mastodon.social

        Banana Pi BPI-RV2 RISC-V Router board case design
        docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-RV2/

        Banana Pi BPI-RV2 RISC-V Router board case design
https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-RV2/BananaPi_BPI-RV2
#riscv #router #openwrt #network #gateway #opensource #Siflower #SF21H8898 #bananapi

        Alt...Banana Pi BPI-RV2 RISC-V Router board case design https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-RV2/BananaPi_BPI-RV2 #riscv #router #openwrt #network #gateway #opensource #Siflower #SF21H8898 #bananapi

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          [?]Banana Pi Open Source Hardware »
          @bananapi@mastodon.social

          Banana Pi BPI-RV2 Siflower SF21H8898 RISC-V Router board overview
          docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-RV2/

          Alt...Banana Pi BPI-RV2 Siflower SF21H8898 RISC-V Router board overview https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-RV2/BananaPi_BPI-RV2 #riscv #router #openwrt #network #gateway #opensource #Siflower #SF21H8898 #bananapi

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            [?]LibreQoS »
            @LibreQoS@fosstodon.org

            REMEMBERING @mtaht

            Dave Taht, co-founder of the buffer bloat project, improved Internet performance with unselfish, open-source advocacy and idealistic dedication to universal connectivity.

            circleid.com/posts/remembering

            Larry Press via CircleID


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              [?]LibreQoS »
              @LibreQoS@fosstodon.org

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              [?]Zak :1password: »
              @zak@infosec.exchange

              My biggest issue with so far is the upgrade process. As in, keeping the OS up to date. The package manager's upgrade functionality, which is fully baked into the OS and its GUI web interface, prominently displays a warning at the top that tells you not to use it. Don't upgrade packages, it can and will break your system: openwrt.org/meta/infobox/upgra

              Okay, then why is that feature baked into the OS at all?

              Meanwhile, the sysupgrade feature, which is the recommended way to keep the OS up to date, is also baked into the OS, but only at the cli level. If you want to use the GUI web interface, you need to manually install the attended-sysupgrade package, after which point you can manually re-flash the OS whenever you want to using up to date packages, provided that you also (somehow) keep up to date about their releases without the use of a real tool to check for updates using the GUI. Why isn't that baked into the OS instead?

              The whole thing is just very confusing.

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                [?]LibreQoS »
                @LibreQoS@fosstodon.org

                #linux boosted

                [?]T_X »
                @T_X@chaos.social

                Also getting my switch kernel code changes more and more into a style shape that I start to like, that looks more upstreamable to me.
                Sometimes I see can see that some code looks ugly, but might have some difficulties to come up with a solution that is more "pretty"/readable. I have some judgement for aesthetics, I think, but I'm sometimes lacking a bit of creativity for aesthetics in general. Aesthetics has such a huge search space, too many possibilities :D.

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                  [?]LibreQoS »
                  @LibreQoS@fosstodon.org

                  Thank you very much Jon Ingi Ingimundarson & 🇮🇸- , for your kind words. We will continue to carry Dave Täht's legacy further and we all together will improve the future of connectivity for everybody in the world <3

                  linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:l

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                  [?]Marcel SIneM(S)US »
                  @simsus@social.tchncs.de

                  #opensource boosted

                  [?]MakerSpace »
                  @makerspace@mastodon.social

                  Breathe new life into your old Raspberry Pi with light open source router firmware
                  makerspace-online.com/openwrt-

                  OpenWrt system monitoring.

                  Alt...OpenWrt system monitoring.

                    #linux boosted

                    [?]GNU/Linux.ch »
                    @gnulinux@social.anoxinon.de

                    Router: OpenWrt Two

                    Das OpenWrt-Team plant die zweite Version ihres freien Routers. Das Gerät soll die Defizite des ersten Modells beheben, wird aber erheblich teurer.

                    gnulinux.ch/router-openwrt-two

                      #opensource boosted

                      [?]Brad Linder »
                      @liliputing_@liliputing.com

                      OpenWrt Two will be a higher-performance router with 10 Gigabit LAN and WiFi 7 support

                      OpenWrt is an open source, Linux-based operating system designed for routers and other wireless devices. It’s been around for more than two decades and for most of that time it’s been offered primarily as an operating system that you could install as a replacement for the firmware that ships with existing devices.

                      But last year the OpenWrt team partnered with Banana Pi to launch the first […]

                      Read more: liliputing.com/openwrt-two-wil

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                        [?]Jared Jennings »
                        @jaredj@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                        @justine I love me some Collectd and MQTT. I haven't got a home assistant server though. (nor, in fact, NUT, anywhere, yet.) I decided Graphite and Grafana were too big and that I wanted to cobble up some graph thing that eww or Dillo could browse. But right now I'm trying to replace with some jails. OPNsense would make more, um, sense, but I feel zany!

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                          [?]Justine Smithies »
                          @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk

                          I think after we've been shopping this morning I might retire my old Raspberry Pi 2 that has been running as a NUT ( Network UPS Tools ) server for years and setup NUT on my new router instead. Then I'll look into setting up Collectd with MQTT again for displaying stuff on my server monitoring dashboard. It was previously setup on my old router.

                            [?]Dave Smith »
                            @scudderfish@ohai.social

                            Anyone good with weird mesh networks using both ethernet and wifi for backhaul? Help please! :)

                            forum.openwrt.org/t/wifi-ether

                              [?]samurro »
                              @samurro@fosstodon.org

                              @justine "No I'm not using anymore sorry." Did you write anywhere something about why? Because I am just starting with OpenWRT on Banana Pi R-4.

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                                [?]Justine Smithies »
                                @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk

                                Well I'm in. Nothings configured as yet and I'm certainly not ready to swap out the currently working APU router until I'm 100% happy. For now I'm going to explore and read the docs.

                                A screenshot of the OPNsense web ldashboard on my Intel N100 NUC based router

                                Alt...A screenshot of the OPNsense web ldashboard on my Intel N100 NUC based router

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                                  Andy Ball boosted

                                  [?]Justine Smithies »
                                  @justine@snac.smithies.me.uk

                                  [ It's decided, OPNsense is currently installing over pfSense! ]

                                  So my Intel N100 quad core with 16Gb ram and a 256GB NVME drive and 4 x 2.5Gb ethernet ports has arrived with pfSense preinstalled but I'm thinking I'd be better off with installed instead?
                                  Am I right as this is going to be my main router / firewall ? Feel free to comment and thank you.
                                  No I'm not using anymore sorry.

                                    #opensource boosted

                                    [?]Banana Pi Open Source Hardware »
                                    @bananapi@mastodon.social

                                    Banana Pi BPI-R4 Lite design with Mediatek MT7987 chip ,with 2/4 GB RAM 8GB eMMC 。
                                    forum.banana-pi.org/t/banana-p

                                    Banana Pi BPI-R4 Lite design with Mediatek MT7987 chip ,with 2/4 GB RAM 8GB eMMC 。
https://forum.banana-pi.org/t/banana-pi-bpi-r4-lite-wifi7-router-board-design-with-mediatek-mt7987/22633
#bananapi #openwrt #wifi7 #mediatek #mt7987 #router #opensource #network #wireless

                                    Alt...Banana Pi BPI-R4 Lite design with Mediatek MT7987 chip ,with 2/4 GB RAM 8GB eMMC 。 https://forum.banana-pi.org/t/banana-pi-bpi-r4-lite-wifi7-router-board-design-with-mediatek-mt7987/22633 #bananapi #openwrt #wifi7 #mediatek #mt7987 #router #opensource #network #wireless

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                                      [?]Banana Pi Open Source Hardware »
                                      @bananapi@mastodon.social

                                      Banana Pi BPI-R3 Mini with MediaTek MT7986A(Filogic 830), Wifi6 OpenWrt Router. free DIY your home network. docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-R3_M

                                      Alt...Banana Pi BPI-R3 Mini with MediaTek MT7986A(Filogic 830), Wifi6 OpenWrt Router. free DIY your home network. https://docs.banana-pi.org/en/BPI-R3_Mini/BananaPi_BPI-R3_Mini #openwrt #wifi6 #router #CPE #5G #opensource #network

                                        [?]T_X »
                                        @T_X@chaos.social

                                        @bodems and Jan's reply on the forum also lead me to this observation, that several drivers seem to try to emulate a multicast router port by mirroring all known listener entries onto these mc router ports... patchwork.ozlabs.org/project/o
                                        Which makes me scream, this is broken in so many scenarios... like when you use multiple / snooping switches. Or if you don't have a listener for that group, only a sender, whose packets still need to go to multicast routers.

                                          [?]T_X »
                                          @T_X@chaos.social

                                          So bought a used, managed D-link DGS-1210-24HP PoE switch on kleinanzeigen.de now. Thanks to the pointers from @bodems and this feedback on the forum: forum.openwrt.org/t/openwrt-su.
                                          Switches using the driver seem to be the most promising and affordable solution with . Interestingly, OpenWrt has patched it downstream to implement the DSA .port_mdb_add.

                                            #linux boosted

                                            [?]de VK5ZSH 🇦🇺 🐧 👾 🏳️‍🌈 »
                                            @VK5ZSH@mastodon.radio

                                            Anyone any recommendations on a that will run , as looking to upgrade my failed TP-Link Archer C7 AC1750

                                            Ruff spec looking at for the upgrade, must is to run on 12V to run off solar battery setup

                                            Power: 12V
                                            Flash/RAM: 128MB or better
                                            CPU: 750MHz or better
                                            Ethernet Ports: 4 LAN, 1 WAN
                                            Wireless: 2.4GHz/5GHz
                                            Detachable Antennas

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                                              [?]Neustradamus :xmpp: :linux: »
                                              @neustradamus@mastodon.social

                                              #freebsd boosted

                                              [?]txt.file »
                                              @txt_file@chaos.social

                                              I am actually thinking about using on a single board computer doing server stuff instead of , or .

                                                [?]T_X »
                                                @T_X@chaos.social

                                                So, coding session 2 of trying to get running on this D-Link DGS-1210-10P B1 switch (which I hoped it would before buying it for 40€ on kleinanzeigen.de - but of course only variant F1 is supported by OpenWrt...). Last time I got at least an OpenWrt initramfs booted (without any networking or flash). And still hoping that it might be capable and would do / snooping in kernelspace with hardware forwarding support.

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                                                  [?]T_X »
                                                  @T_X@chaos.social

                                                  While from the outside they might look similar: A 10 port Gigabit switch, with 802.3af support and two additional ports and a 500Mhz CPU. The CPU and switch architecture are actually quite different, B1 is , while the F1 is . Also, before it seems this B1 device was running an ancient, rusty 2.6.22 kernel, now I was able to boot a 6.6 kernel via the initramfs :D.

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                                                    [?]Script Kiddie »
                                                    @scriptkiddie@anonsys.net

                                                    Unboxing the OpenWrtOne Router with open Software and open Hardware and with the coolest features at the moment!


                                                    RE: sk.zehnvorne.social/notes/a4as…

                                                    Location: Matrix

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                                                      [?]Rikerlinux »
                                                      @rikerlinux@clube.social

                                                      Domingão😃 dia dos nerdolas colocar o setup em dia! Hoje resolvi atualizar o do meu
                                                      Pra quem não sabe o se trata de uma distro Linux que surgiu em 2004, a partir da disponibilização do código-fonte do Firmware do roteador  Linksys WRT54G, que possuía muitas partes que estavam sob licença GPL, assim surgiu um sistema altamente customizável com intuito de substituir esses Firmwares proprietários que vêm por padrão nos roteadores sem-fio que temos em casa

                                                        [?]Dave Smith »
                                                        @scudderfish@ohai.social

                                                        About to flash my Brume router from 21 to 24. If I don't post again, it went wrong :blobcatamused:

                                                          [?]Brad Linder »
                                                          @bradlinder@fosstodon.org

                                                          OpenWrt 24.10 released, bringing a major Linux kernel update, initial (but still limited) support for WiFi 7, and many other changes to the open source GNU/Linux distro for routers and other embedded devices. buff.ly/3QaVApq

                                                            Miah Johnson boosted

                                                            [?]Benjamin Carr, Ph.D. 👨🏻‍💻🧬 »
                                                            @BenjaminHCCarr@hachyderm.io

                                                            24.10.0 the -oriented distribution has been released. Changes include an update to the 6.6 kernel, use of access control lists on larger systems, on devices with big flash size , better (802.11ax) support, the beginning of (802.11be) support.
                                                            openwrt.org/releases/24.10/not

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                                                              [?]Linuxiac »
                                                              @linuxiac@mastodon.social

                                                              OpenWrt 24.10 open-source router firmware debuts with initial WiFi7 support, Linux kernel 6.6, multipath TCP, and new device targets.
                                                              linuxiac.com/openwrt-24-10-bri

                                                                [?]Terence Eden »
                                                                @Edent@mastodon.social

                                                                The upgrade went smoothly.

                                                                openwrt.org/releases/24.10/not

                                                                No idea if anything important has actually changed. But everything has reconnected at full speed.

                                                                  #opensource boosted

                                                                  [?]Banana Pi Open Source Hardware »
                                                                  @bananapi@mastodon.social

                                                                  [Discuss on forum]Banana BPI-R4 Install OpenWrt
                                                                  forum.banana-pi.org/t/banana-b

                                                                  [Discuss on forum]Banana BPI-R4 Install OpenWrt
https://forum.banana-pi.org/t/banana-bpi-r4-install-openwrt/18185
#wifi7 #openwrt #opensource #router #bananapi #diy

                                                                  Alt...[Discuss on forum]Banana BPI-R4 Install OpenWrt https://forum.banana-pi.org/t/banana-bpi-r4-install-openwrt/18185 #wifi7 #openwrt #opensource #router #bananapi #diy

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