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With /etc/hotplug.d/button/buttons #!/bin/sh
logger the button was $BUTTON and the action was $ACTION
and then reading logread the message that shows up is: Mon Jun 12 01:41:15 2017 user.notice root: the button was wps and the action was pressed
Mon Jun 12 01:41:15 2017 user.notice root: the button was wps and the action was released
The reset button in the device is labeled as WPS/Reset, so I suppose that's why in LEDE is labeled to wps instead of reset, but that makes the button to have no purpose.
I think I saw some time ago a change in the name of the buttons in many devices.
The factory behavior is if the button is pressed less than 5 seconds WPS is enabled, and more that 5 seconds reset is done.
Perhaps could be better to name the button reset and let it works as a default reset button in lede, less than 5 sec reset, 5 sec or more factory reset.
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Looking at the buttons for C25 and C60, both have the wps with the rfkill button, being wps function activated by in the C25 by holding the button (rfkill otherwise), and in the C60 by NOT holding the button (rfkill otherwise). Despite the factory behavior of both models are reversed they have it's button named rfkill.
I think the C7 archer WPS/Reset button should be named reset instead wps as it's the most common function this button have in lede.
If there is a convention everywhere with the naming of the buttons please point me there.
I am having this issue with 2 Archer C7 AC1750 V2.0 routers, WPS/reset button only does WPS and failsafe but won't reset to LEDE factory default settings.
At the moment, the button is implemented with "reset" functionality for ath79, and still with "WPS" for ar71xx. I won't touch this for ar71xx anymore, since I don't think it's necessary to introduce that behavior change now at the end of its lifetime.
howl:
Archer C7 v2 reset button doesn't work.
With /etc/hotplug.d/button/buttons
#!/bin/sh
logger the button was $BUTTON and the action was $ACTION
and then reading logread the message that shows up is:
Mon Jun 12 01:41:15 2017 user.notice root: the button was wps and the action was pressed
Mon Jun 12 01:41:15 2017 user.notice root: the button was wps and the action was released
The reset button in the device is labeled as WPS/Reset, so I suppose that's why in LEDE is labeled to wps instead of reset, but that makes the button to have no purpose.
I think I saw some time ago a change in the name of the buttons in many devices.
The factory behavior is if the button is pressed less than 5 seconds WPS is enabled, and more that 5 seconds reset is done.
Perhaps could be better to name the button reset and let it works as a default reset button in lede, less than 5 sec reset, 5 sec or more factory reset.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: