Foxtrot
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Looked at the Github repository for a script but think it may be beyond the webui!
edit: Don't have my pineapple with me at the moment so will have a look on it when I get hold of it again, unless anyone else knows how it does it?
I'll start looking for it soon
Help a brother out!
-Foxtrot
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Lol, have you tried researching how the pineapple does it?
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Seb, can you tell us how to compile OpenWRT packages for newer kernels?
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I don't see why it wouldn't, seeing as it has two USBs. I would also recommend the Anker A3 however because it has the 9v - 12v switch :D
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Try rebooting with the 3G Modem inserted, then navigate to the 3G page and enable 'Keep Alive'
Hope that helps;
-Foxtrot
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Hey seb,
Foxtrot back with another bug, atleast I think so anyway;
So on the 2.7.7 Firmware status page, Under the Interfaces panel, the WAN/LAN IP Address doesnt revert to nothing after the ethernet cable, I don't know if it is because it doesn't check every time the page loads or if thier even is a way to make it revert without a reboot.
EDIT : Just looked at the page code and (As you probly know) it does check every time, but it doesn't seem to update...
root@pineapple:~# ifconfig eth1 | grep 'inet addr:' | cut -d: -f2 | awk '{ print $1}' 172.16.42.226 root@pineapple:~# Unplugged btw...-Foxtrot
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It is up now.
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The CGI Error happens when it cannot reach its target (wifipineapple.com), it does seem to be down at the moment, but it will probly be back up very soon, like most times.
-Foxtrot
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It appears so, maybe it was marked broken and therefore removed from the repositories.
What firmware are you running?
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You can't do the opkg update.
scp the two kmods to /tmp/ and run this command: opkg install *.ipk
Reboot before you do so. Do NOT do opkg update because otherwise there will be an md5 mismatch.
Oh gawd, Okay ill continue tommorow, thanks again and i'm happy to hear that LAN/WAN will work again :D
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I just upgraded to 2.7.6 and did an opkg update but I still cant install the triggers :(, Am I doing something wrong?
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Awesome, Just upgraded now, will you be including kmod-ledtrig-netdev in 2.8>?
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Hey Foxtrot,
I'll get you your ledtriggers. For firmware 2.7.6 that is.
Reading your post made me realize why the LEDs are currently broken. An update I did a long time ago removed the kmod without me realizing. Thanks!
Anyway, I'll update this post with the kmods later.
Best,
Sebkinne
No problems buddy, thanks again!
-Foxtrot
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I have a huawei 3g dongle in my pineapple iv its connecting perfect again thanks to the latest firmware 2.7.6, (Thanks sebkinne), is there a way to have it disconnect without having to reboot the pineapple ?.
You could try killing usb_modeswitch and anything to do with it.... But I have never tried it.
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Hey guys,
I have had my Pineapple some time now, been really enjoying it too :)
I did some reading on the /etc/config/system file on the OpenWRT wiki and found that you can do all sorts of cool stuff like heartbeat and morsecode B), but to do this, you need kmod-ledtrig-morse and kmod-ledtrig-heartbeat to do this, i was able to get the files with opkg install, how ever when it did try to install, i found out the package is for an older kernel version, does anyone have these packages for the 3.7.4 kernel
-Foxtrot
[Edit: It also seems that you _could_ (im not sure on the situation) get LAN and WAN leds to work by compiling/getting kmod-ledtrig-netdev to work as the LED Config for 'led_lan' the trigger is netdev]
config led 'led_lan' option name 'LAN' option sysfs 'alfa:blue:lan' option trigger 'netdev' option dev 'eth0' option mode 'link rx tx' -
Hey seb,
I noticed a bug in 2.7.5 when you disable wifi from the Web UI, it navigates to wlan.php?stop then stays there, without redirecting to index.php
Great job however :)
[Request] The script used to automatically change from eth0 to usb0 for android teathering
in WiFi Pineapple Mark IV
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Okay, just done some poking around and i couldn't find any .sh (I'm presuming it would be a .sh), however looking on the OpenWRT Forums, i think that the switch might be made by usb-modeswitch.
-Foxtrot