When running in docker on windows, wrong stok seems to be detected
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I can;t seem to get this to work - I run this following the windows/docker instructions. I don't get any errors, but can't connect via telnet, ssh or any other means after running this.
I did notice however that the stok shown in the script output differs completely from the stok seen in the browser URL of the UI.
I hace seen that this might be IP related, but I am running the commands on the same PC where I am running the docker commands.
Maybe some issue with the docker-ed script in combination with the seemingly recent change of auto-detecting the stok?
Same for me
Similar here, 4A gigabit, MiWiFi Release 3.0.24.
Xiaomi router not found...
You need to get the stok manually, then input the stok here:
I enter it manually, and after the process ends, no telnet or ssh port are open.
Tried with and without docker.
Maybe this version is patched?
Could be related to this: https://forum.openwrt.org/t/new-xiaomi-4c-cannot-install-openwrt-flash-chip-changed-to-en25qx128a/123634/3
Will check mine and report later.
My flash: GigaDevice GD25Q128E
Seems someone managed to flash OpenWRT using other tools on this version of the router. But no time yet to investigate that path: link
re-try it on a pure ubuntu PC.
Closing due to inactivity. I would suggest to just pass the stok manually