/fusee-openwrt-mod

Primary LanguageMakefile

Fusee-lede Quick Mod

Mod from: https://github.com/DavidBuchanan314

Instructions/files for building a custom LEDE/OpenWRT image to turn cheap routers into a Nintendo Switch "modchip"/"dongle"

These instructions target the "MT7628" devices, although you should be able to make this work on any router with USB host support.

Usage

Once installed, just plug in your switch in RCM mode, and the payload will get launched automagically!

Note: payload.bin is from https://sx.xecuter.com/download/payload.bin

Compiling From Source

  1. Clone this repo, and the main LEDE / Openwrt repo
git clone https://github.com/xwings/fusee-openwrt-mod
git clone -b lede-17.01 https://git.openwrt.org/source.git fusee-openwrt-img
  1. Copy over the fusee-nano package, and the EHCI patch
cp -r fusee-openwrt-mod/fusee-nano-mod fusee-openwrt-img/package/utils/
cp fusee-openwrt-mod/899-ehci_enable_large_ctl_xfers.patch fusee-openwrt-img/target/linux/generic/patches-4.4/
  1. Update LEDE feeds and configure
cd fusee-openwrt-img
./scripts/feeds update -a
./scripts/feeds install -a

make menuconfig

If you run into issues here, refer to https://wiki.openwrt.org/doc/howto/build

When in the configuration menu, you will need to set the following options:

Target System               => MediaTek Ralink MIPS
Subtarget                   => MT7628 based boards
Target Profile              => Default
Utilities > fusee-nano-mod  => <*>
LuCI > Collections          => luci
LuCI > Applications         => luci-app-command
  1. Compile!
make -j12

If all goes well, you should find files ready to flash here:

bin/targets/ramips/mt7628/lede-ramips-mt7628-mt7628-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin