Draft: patches/openwrt: base-files: Support for MOX heartbeat LED
- First argument: "config" (mostly used in OpenWrt as wan), which seems to be alright in our case as it is primary WAN port on module A
- Second argument "name" thus MOX A (where is the LED), could be renamed, but I think MOX A fits our case
- Third argument: name in sysfs
In LED Configuration, it looks like this:
The LED now does the heartbeat. Original author of this patch is @mhrusecky and I modified it based on findings above.
The first part of the patch related to uci-defaults is submitted to OpenWrt: https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/10730
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Resolved by Simon BorekConfirmed that before the LED was steady, now it is blinking as it should. :-) You can test it yourself, if you prefer. I flashed the medkit from the dev branch to factory, rollback to factory, wait until router successfully starts and then it is blinking.
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@jschlehofer I think, this deserves you sign-off as well. Are you OK with the way it's added in the fixup?
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