Hi Michel, On Friday, February 21, 2014 22:26:42 Michel Stempin wrote: > > I have added support for the Oolite V1.0 AR9331 module. > The Gainstrong Oolite V1.0 module is just a renamed EasyLink (ELink) EL-M150: > <http://huangfc.taobao.com/>. > This can be guessed (at least on my GS-Oolite module) by looking at the > U-Boot banner that lists the above URL;)
You're right about using the word "guess". It IS guesswork when it comes to these manufacturers. However, I will have to tentatively disagree it's the same module. I have sort of identified 3 different modules: 1. GS OOlite V1.0 - this one is the one I got and it only got connectors on 2 sides - 1 wan 1 lan wired up - all gpio's exposed 2. GS Oolite V1.14 (I think) - this one may or may not be identical to the one you mention - connectors on 3 sides and built-in pcb antenna 3. GS Oolite V2 - looks like the previous one but got all 5 ethernet ports wired up and no built-in pcb antenna The module I've got is described a bit here: http://wiki.openwrt.org/toh/oolite/oolitev1 Including photos of the exact module. And I actually thought I ordered the V2 but ended up with the V1 :) > The main drawback of these modules is that they are not individually RF > calibrated on the production line, resulting on poor/non conform WiFi > performance. You can figure this out by reading the RF ART calibration > partition on 2 random units: they will be the same, byte for byte :( That is quite interesting information. I'll check my modules. > Just one remark concerning your proposed patch: don't define every single > GPIO as a LED, this is a terrible thing to do, as it prevents you from using > a given GPIO as an input without recompiling the kernel. You are absolutely right about this one. I'll update my patch! //Lars... _______________________________________________ openwrt-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.openwrt.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openwrt-devel
