Bringing Bao to RVA23 Silicon
Bringing Bao to RVA23 Silicon Linux + FreeRTOS on the Banana Pi BPI-SM10 João Peixoto, Bao Maintainer, OSYX Technologies | 13 min read | September 22, 2026 A practical look at mixed-criticality...
View ArticleSlow 5G modem speed
Dear All I am using the latest snapshot and I am Getting max speed of 400mbps meanwhile on my Phone I got over 600mbps and I make sure that I use the same Cell id and same bands and Ca and I can’t get...
View Article[BPI-R4-PRO] Mainline OpenWRT
@frank-w Hello! Do you have some new info? I can see in github that it no reactions.
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
A useful way to separate the kernel limitation from the switch path […] narrow down where the MTU is being constrained. while 100% correct generally, in this specific case, the MTU was being...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
A useful way to separate the kernel limitation from the switch path is to test each interface independently: set the same MTU on both endpoints first, then on one LAN port at a time with ip link set...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
i wonder why you have with rss alone only 4.5 GBit/s…[…] i had around 7.2GBit/s with RSS, but there was an iperf3 issue too where i had to use iperf2…not sure if it was RSS or LRO unsure, did one more...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
i wonder why you have with rss alone only 4.5 GBit/s…do you do bidir iperf-check? i had around 7.2GBit/s with RSS, but there was an iperf3 issue too where i had to use iperf2…not sure if it was RSS or...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
looks like you have not added LRO yet, right? avoided LRO since AI agent found some corruption reports from this forum & PRs is RSS stable for you? yep, stable for a couple of days now and...
View ArticleMore secure uhttpd
By default, uhttpd listens on: HTTP - 0.0.0.0:80 [::]:80 HTTPS: 0.0.0.0:443 [::]:443 … which means uhttpd (which serves the web pages for the LuCI interface) relies upon a properly-functioning...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
Btw. For rss on mt798[16] i had afair the rss dts patches in some tree…maybe accidently dropped in later rss branches…need to search for them to avoid your 760-23 patch Mt7986:...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
This patch makes it much more usable without putting macs down: yes, discovered this as well on your 7.3-jumbo branch later and integrated here mediatek: mtk_eth_soc: rework 760-29 to dedicated...
View ArticleBPI-R3 ntp drift
Thanks for information, i checked upstream where it is applied to 7.3 too,so in next LTS linux kernel....
View ArticleBPI-R3 ntp drift
Don’t know how relevant this issue is in 2026 to this thread. Perhaps very relevant. MediaTek misconfigured the timer’s clock frequency in MT7986 device trees. Should be 12986200 instead of 13000000....
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
Nice that may be a good way to allow wider testing. But i do not see the jumbo-frame patches (rss/lro and some smaller).thank you for porting rss/lro,i try to extract them into my repo if they work...
View ArticleRouter HTTPS done right
Under System >> Administration >> HTTP(S) Access tab, if you’ve enabled Redirect to HTTPS, you’ve likely seen the red-text warning and the red, crossed-out https:// which makes you wonder...
View ArticleGraceful Router Power Down
The above takes care of shutdowns, but plain old reboots also trigger the NVMe drive to increment its ‘Unsafe Shutdowns’ counter. Let’s fix that. Create a new script: vi /etc/prep-reboot … press i to...
View Article[BPI-R4] any plans for jumbo frame support?
was wondering the same, so ported MTK & frank-w’s stuff onto a random commit of openwrt main - Comparing openwrt:main...Lauri-Nomme:bpi-r4pro-8x-v2-multiring-napi · openwrt/openwrt · GitHub...
View ArticlePacket Processing Engine (PPE) sitting idle? Put it back to work
So you don’t have Hardware Flow Offloading enabled for whatever reason (usually because you have QoS (Quality of Service) or BufferBloat mitigation enabled), which means you have that powerful...
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