Currently there are a few commands that a user has to run on the Raspberry Pi every time it turns on. These could be turned into a script that could be ran as a service to autorun on startup.
OpenWRT is in read-only mode outside of a few select folders so you'd need to figure out how to get around this first, and then create the startup script based on the commands in the documentation.
Currently there are a few commands that a user has to run on the Raspberry Pi every time it turns on. These could be turned into a script that could be ran as a service to autorun on startup.
OpenWRT is in read-only mode outside of a few select folders so you'd need to figure out how to get around this first, and then create the startup script based on the commands in the documentation.