just a quick questionGreat stuff. I'm glad it worked out.
is there a way to hardware mod the router stick to take power from the switch as i am using an external powerbank or any other way to be power independent ?
just a quick questionGreat stuff. I'm glad it worked out.
That's beyond my expertise I'm afraid.just a quick question
is there a way to hardware mod the router stick to take power from the switch as i am using an external powerbank or any other way to be power independent ?
I don't think the switch outputs enough power (if any at all) to power our router here. Your best bet is to get the smallest power bank you can find and strapping both together using tape or zip ties.just a quick question
is there a way to hardware mod the router stick to take power from the switch as i am using an external powerbank or any other way to be power independent ?
i bought the 3g wifi router with a built in battery and flashed fusee-lede on that so i just have to charge that every now and againjust a quick question
is there a way to hardware mod the router stick to take power from the switch as i am using an external powerbank or any other way to be power independent ?
can u share the model linki bought the 3g wifi router with a built in battery and flashed fusee-lede on that so i just have to charge that every now and again
i bought this one:can u share the model link
https://github.com/ijuintekka/fusee-a5/releases/download/0.3.1/firmware.zipBack on attempting to get the usb side of thinks working: has anyone got a "recommended" firmware with USB enabled they can link me?
i have one router but the reset button is damaged
after flashing the stock i cant reboot holding the reset button
it there a way to short/ connect the soldering point temproraly
i see three on top
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i just added a usb-c connector to mine and it's working great xD
sorry for the bad image quality:
no, i bought it a usb-c board which already includes everything for it.Nice! Did you put in a 56ohm resistor?
Would you even need to? I am fairly certain the resistor is only needed to prevent accidentally negotiating a USB PD target. I am fairly certain the router itself ist PD compatible in the first place, negating the need to "force" non-PD.Nice! Did you put in a 56ohm resistor?
yeah i wasn't too worried about it as i was connecting it straight to the usb pins so i knew i wasn't really gonna have any issues anywayWould you even need to? I am fairly certain the resistor is only needed to prevent accidentally negotiating a USB PD target. I am fairly certain the router itself ist PD compatible in the first place, negating the need to "force" non-PD.
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Could you, please, post a photo of your work? Would love to see where exactly you soldered the port.