Which fixes? I only try to upstream dts for r4,so basicly not much difference to current openwrt state. Network stack needs some driver patches first before ethernet/switch dts can be added.
Must have been my wishful thinking then, I’d simply hoped that these commits after 2024-10-25 (plus the two UART/efuse ones by Miłecki) contained a good chunk of the fixes. I take it they don’t?
Honestly I’m probably too bad at using git to get a grasp of your WIP/pending changes, I haven’t found a way to get something useful out of github’s compare, either. Would be neat to get an actual list of commits/diffs to work through so as to apply manually to OpenWrt (at least after 6.12).
The patches i posted are mainly patches adding basic support,only slightly changed to get accepted for mainline. There is no network part yet,also no sfp. Maybe i add sfps in next round,but without full network part (which is much work) it will not work.
The mt76 patch is for a bootup issue. Not related to tx limitation.
Good morning, now I have this 10GB xgs-pon 8311 WAS-110, I have chosen the web version that has openwrt firmware and it is very easy to manage the data that you have to enter, the banana pi does not recognize it,
I can only guess that the sfp takes some time to get ready like most of gpon/xpon modules,so you will need a quirk to let kernel wait for module init and then access eeprom
Good afternoon and thank you very much @franco-w the truth is that I had it for more than 5 minutes and I couldn’t access it and it still didn’t detect it.
so I bought the converter and in 30 seconds, it accesses the banana pi.
I will continue using this method, until more people have this type of xgs-pon and it can be solved.
Good afternoon, I’ve been reading that link but I’m not clear on how to do it. If you have to solder, I’m not good at that, my pulse is a real disaster, if you have to touch the core, I have no idea how to do it.
That’s why, since it’s working great for me and from what I’ve read, the XGS-PON won’t be able to get any more out of the speeds it’s giving me, I’ll be stuck for now.
If someone finally implants the eeprom like mine, I always go through those threads in case there’s any progress, I’ll try the image out of curiosity.
But the price of the XGS-PON is too high to have to do any hardware correction, which is still not clear to me.