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I've recently upgraded my Netgear EX2700 to 18.06.1, using the official images, and noticed
that the device had almost no free space left. This is a device with 4M flash, so space has
always been a premium, which is why I submitted a pull request over a year ago to exclude
unused kernel modules [1]. Even though this commit is listed as being included in 18.06.1,
the packages are in fact still installed:
When cloning the latest repository, running make menuconfig, and choosing the
EX2700, these packages are //not// selected by default, which implies that the mechanism
is working in //this// case, but not when building the release files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
jclehner:
I've recently upgraded my Netgear EX2700 to 18.06.1, using the official images, and noticed
that the device had almost no free space left. This is a device with 4M flash, so space has
always been a premium, which is why I submitted a pull request over a year ago to exclude
unused kernel modules [1]. Even though this commit is listed as being included in 18.06.1,
the packages are in fact still installed:
root@LEDE:/# opkg list-installed | grep mt76
kmod-mt76-core - 4.14.63+2018-07-13-67803752-1
kmod-mt7603 - 4.14.63+2018-07-13-67803752-1
kmod-mt76x2 - 4.14.63+2018-07-13-67803752-1
When cloning the latest repository, running
make menuconfig
, and choosing theEX2700, these packages are //not// selected by default, which implies that the mechanism
is working in //this// case, but not when building the release files.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: