OpenWRT has recently released version 05.23.4, a distributive update aimed at improving the performance of various network devices such as routers, switches, and access points. This release is designed to support a wide range of platforms and architectures, with a build system that simplifies cross-compilation and customization of firmware images. The update includes assemblies for 35 target platforms, making it easier for users to create customized firmware with the desired set of pre-installed packages.
The main changes in OpenWRT 05.23.4 include:
- Added support for new devices across different platforms, such as:
- Ath79: Huawei AP5030DN
- MPC85xx: Hewlett Packard MSM460
- MediaTek: a variety of devices including Xiaomi, Cudy, and D-Link
- Ramips: devices like D-Link and Netgear
- Default inclusion of journaling in the EXT4 file system
- Resolved issues in devices from brands like Netgear, Xiaomi, Engenius, and D-Link
- Addition of default Realtek and SMSC Ethernet drivers for ArmSR-based devices
- Inclusion of additional 5 GHz channels for Linksys Whw03 V2 devices
- Updated information about licenses in packages and related corrections
- Simultaneous loading of kernel modules KMOD-IPT-Tee and KMOD-NFT-DUP-NET is now allowed
- Added firmware for Intel Ax201 wireless adapters and updated versions of various components like Linux, MT76, and OpenSSL
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