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OpenWrt Feed for batman-adv-next

Description

The purpose of this repository is to provide the latest batman-adv release version, plus upcoming features. Plus build compatiblity for OpenWrt 19.07, 22.03 and 23.05, for Gluon v2021.1.x, v2023.1.x and v2023.2.x.

Usage

You can use this in the following Gluon versions:

  • Gluon master
  • Gluon v2023.2.1 or a later v2023.1.x
  • Gluon v2023.1.2 or a later v2023.1.x
  • Gluon v2021.1.2 or a later v2021.1.x

For these you can simply add the following to your site/modules file:

GLUON_SITE_FEEDS+=" batman_adv_next"
PACKAGES_BATMAN_ADV_NEXT_REPO="https://github.com/T-X/gluon-batman-adv-next.git"
PACKAGES_BATMAN_ADV_NEXT_COMMIT="<latest-commit>"
PACKAGES_BATMAN_ADV_NEXT_BRANCH="batman-adv-next"

Replace <latest-commit> to the latest commit you can find on that branch in this repository.

There is no need for you to update your site.mk. Adding this repository to your site/modules file is sufficient. batman-adv is then updated automatically and gluon-mesh-batman-adv-brmldproxy is pulled in automatically on Gluon master / OpenWrt 23.05.

Also see this for the Gluon site modules concept: https://gluon.readthedocs.io/en/latest/user/site.html#site-modules

For Gluon v2021.1.x additionally make sure you have backported at least the following two commits:

(Or check if they were maybe added to Gluon's v2021.1.x branch in the meantime.)

Features

This adds the following features to Gluon:

Notes:

You will need all nodes in your domain to update to this batman-adv version for these features to take effect. Hence the batman-adv version provided here was patched to also work on Gluon v2021.1.x. You can check the output of batctl mcast_flags for instance to verify that all nodes are running with these new features enabled.

IPv6 multicast listeners for routable addresses with multicast router support are only supported on nodes running Gluon v2023.2 (or later) / OpenWrt 23.05. So if you want to receive a multicast stream from another broadcast domain via an IPv6 multicast router then your listener needs to be connected to a Gluon v2023.2 (or later) / OpenWrt 23.05 based node (with the updated packages from here). (However if the multicast sender is in the same broadcast domain, with no need for a multicast router, you can then also receive it with a multicast listener on Gluon v2021.1.x or v2023.1.x)

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