Open softwarecreations opened 3 months ago
Tried compiling OpenWrt and call_qcsapi. I installed all the build deps. Compiled a lot of openWrt it seems.
I've got the package located at openwrt/package/community/openwrt-pkgs/call_qcsapi where openwrt dir is the openwrt source code root and after running
make menuconfig
and set Network > call_qcsapi > M and then
make -j8 toolchain/install`
But couldn't get past
In file included from call_qcsapi_rpc/generated/call_qcsapi_rpc_clnt.c:7:
call_qcsapi_rpc/generated/call_qcsapi_rpc.h:9:10: fatal error: rpc/rpc.h: No such file or directory
9 | #include <rpc/rpc.h>
| ^~~~~~~~~~~
compilation terminated.
When running openwrt$ make -j8 package/call_qcsapi/compile V=s
A build guide would be highly appreciated.
Hi,
Thank you very much for sharing this!!! It's amazing. It's turned the Vodafone router from e-waste to something potentially potentially useful.
I successfully configured and brought up a 5GHz WiFi network on the Sercomm H500S vfes Hardware ver: V1.
The problem with call_qcsapi_1.0.1-1_mips_mips32-openwrt_21.02.ipk that using it interferes with CloudFlare's 1.1.1.1. The computers on my LAN can't
ping 1.1.1.1
and also doing a simpledig a example.org @1.1.1.1
ordig a example.org @1.0.0.1
from LAN computers is broken.CloudFlare is one of the biggest DNS providers on the internet and loads of services, hosts, software and companies use it.
Can you please add info for building call_qcsapi for the latest OpenWrt 23.05?
And also using a LAN IP somewhere in
Or even a loopback IP?
It's quite time consuming changing configs and waiting a few mins every time for the router to reboot and WiFi to come up etc so I've not experimented too much with it. I didn't see "1.1.1" in the source code, so is the
call_qcsapi_sockrpc --host
IP just whatever was set inuci set network.lan2.ipaddr=1.1.1.1
PLUS ONE? Also the netmask is very weird255.0.0.0
I tried messing with it once doing
uci set network.lan2.ipaddr=192.168
something but then mycall_qcsapi_sockrpc
commands were failing and I didn't have time to explore further yet. Now that I'm a bit more familiar with it I see that I'll also need to edit the IP in/etc/init.d/quantenna