is vhusbdmipsel up to date as the binary for cloudhub on the mt300n-v2 build? im working on a custom image of openwrt . Yes (However cloudhub runs a special build of that binary that is optimized for speed and includes an administration interface) im working on the config file im working on the config file now. what string do i use to get the firmware to show the client a name with last 5 of the mac address? example: Cloudhub_4ecda Cloudhub being the name and 4ecda being last five of the mac address of the hardware? . You just set the hostname to whatever you want then you set the hostname=$HOSTNAME$ in the config.ini file. That string is a special string that the server knows about to load its name from the hostname of the server How would I get it to load How would I get it to load the hostname with last 5 of the mac without having to make a config for each? . See here https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/uci-defaults and use bash to extract the last 5 of the mac from the path /sys/class/net/eth0/address and set it as the hostname in uci-defaults script you write Log in or register to post comments
. Yes (However cloudhub runs a special build of that binary that is optimized for speed and includes an administration interface)
im working on the config file im working on the config file now. what string do i use to get the firmware to show the client a name with last 5 of the mac address? example: Cloudhub_4ecda Cloudhub being the name and 4ecda being last five of the mac address of the hardware?
. You just set the hostname to whatever you want then you set the hostname=$HOSTNAME$ in the config.ini file. That string is a special string that the server knows about to load its name from the hostname of the server
How would I get it to load How would I get it to load the hostname with last 5 of the mac without having to make a config for each?
. See here https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/uci-defaults and use bash to extract the last 5 of the mac from the path /sys/class/net/eth0/address and set it as the hostname in uci-defaults script you write
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Yes
(However cloudhub runs a special build of that binary that is optimized for speed and includes an administration interface)
im working on the config file
im working on the config file now. what string do i use to get the firmware to show the client a name with last 5 of the mac address?
example: Cloudhub_4ecda
Cloudhub being the name and 4ecda being last five of the mac address of the hardware?
.
You just set the
hostnameto whatever you want then you set the hostname=$HOSTNAME$ in the config.ini file. That string is a special string that the server knows about to load its name from the hostname of the serverHow would I get it to load
How would I get it to load the hostname with last 5 of the mac without having to make a config for each?
.
See here https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-developer/uci-defaults
and use bash to extract the last 5 of the mac from the path /sys/class/net/eth0/address and set it as the hostname in uci-defaults script you write