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# This will get the filenames in your currently running OpenWRT
# image and download to override into the firmware path.
#
# I've used this in my MT6000 to override the firmware to perform
# some A/B comparisions, and choose which one to use based on my
# environment needs
#
# NOTE: Run this in your MT6000 directly

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for phy in $(find /sys/kernel -name 'phy[0-9]'); do
  (cd $phy
   l=1500
   h=5000
   echo 0 $l $h > "$phy/aql_txq_limit"
   echo 1 $l $h > "$phy/aql_txq_limit"
   echo 2 $l $h > "$phy/aql_txq_limit"
   echo 3 $l $h > "$phy/aql_txq_limit"
   echo 8000    > "$phy/aql_threshold"

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# Pulls into tmpfs, and starts a server in a separate subshell
# for the duration of the boot. Everything will be gone after
# a reboot.

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cd /tmp
wget -O - https://github.com/Zoxc/crusader/releases/download/v0.3.2/Crusader-$(uname)-ARM-64-bit.tar.gz | tar -xzf -
/tmp/Crusader-*/crusader serve
) &

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# This will get the filenames in your currently running OpenWRT
# image and download to override into the firmware path.
#
# I've used this in my DL-WRX36 to override the firmware to perform
# some A/B comparisions, and choose which one to use based on my
# environment needs
#
# NOTE: Run this in your DL-WRX36 directly

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disconnect() {
  local dev=$1
  local mac=$2
  echo "$dev: disconnect $mac" > /dev/kmsg
  ubus call hostapd.$dev del_client "{'addr':'$mac', 'reason':8, 'deauth':true, 'ban_time':0}"
}

mt79_rssi_monitor() {
  local dev=$1

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uci set dawn.@network[0].broadcast_ip='10.0.0.255'
uci set dawn.@times[0].update_client='3'
uci set dawn.@times[0].remove_client='20'
uci set dawn.@times[0].remove_probe='20'
uci set dawn.global.kicking='3'
uci set dawn.global.rrm_mode='t'
uci set dawn.global.kicking_threshold='20'
uci set dawn.global.min_number_to_kick='3'
uci set dawn.global.bandwidth_threshold='0'
uci set dawn.global.set_hostapd_nr='2'

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#!/bin/sh
# /usr/local/etc/rc.d/boot-tweaks.sh
#
# Put this in /usr/local/etc/rc.d/
# chown this to root
# chmod this to 755
# Must be run as root!

case $1 in
start)