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Run the following command to install the required dependencies:
| Device | Specifications | Status | |--------|----------------|--------| | | Dual‑core Cortex‑A53 @ 1.0 GHz, 512 MB RAM, 256 MB flash, AX3000 Wi‑Fi | Ethernet and Wi‑Fi fully functional | | Linksys MX5500 (Atlas 6 Pro) | Same as MX2000 with enhanced coverage | Supported in snapshots | | Linksys SPNMX56 / MX56 (Toob variant) | IPQ5018‑based ISP router | Installable via serial/TFTP; snapshot builds available | | GL.iNET GL-B3000 (AX3000) | IPQ5018, 512 MB DDR3, 128 MB NAND, QCN6102 5 GHz radio, QCA8337 switch | Merged via PR #17903; factory and sysupgrade images available | | TP-Link EAP650‑Outdoor v1 | IPQ5018, 512 MB RAM, 128 MB NAND, QCN6024 5 GHz, PoE‑powered | Supported as of May 2026; installation via TFTP | | Xiaomi CR8818 | IPQ5018, 256 MB RAM, 128 MB flash, QCN6122 5 GHz (AX3000‑class) | Added via PR #23147; low‑end variant of Xiaomi AX6000 |
As of now, IPQ5018 support is available in OpenWrt (development versions), while stable releases are expected as more devices are tested and integration matures. For those comfortable with development builds, the snapshot images offer a fully functional OpenWrt experience on compatible hardware. Ipq5018 Openwrt
has versions with MediaTek hardware (MT7981B) that are much easier to flash than the IPQ5018-based originals. Popular IPQ5018 Devices
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: Most stable performance is found on Linux 5.15.x or 6.1.x using the ipq50xx target. Here's some text: Run the following command to
After the device reboots, connect an Ethernet cable to a LAN port. Open your web browser and navigate to http://192.168.1.1 . Initial Securement Log in with no password (default).
| Device | Notes | |--------|-------| | | BDF (Board Data File) added for Wi‑Fi calibration | | Xunison Exigo D50 5G / ZEARTS D50 5G | Community builds available from GitHub; supports IPQ5018 + 5G modem | | Zyxel SCR50AXE | Triple‑radio design: IPQ5018 (2.4 GHz) + QCN6102 (5 GHz) + QCN6122 (6 GHz); work in progress | | TP-Link Deco XE70 Pro v3 | IPQ5018‑based; extraction of correct DTS in progress | | CMCC RAX3000QY | Chinese market IPQ5018 router with community flashing guides available | | Xiaomi AX6000 / CR880x / Redmi AX3000 | Many models share the same bootloader and MTD layout; support expected as work continues on CR8818 |
Installing OpenWrt on these devices can be complex due to locked bootloaders or proprietary partitioning. Initial Securement Log in with no password (default)
The Qualcomm is a Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) SoC increasingly supported by OpenWrt, particularly under the qualcommax/ipq50xx target. While mainstream support is maturing, development often involves using specialized forks like ImmortalWrt or specific developer branches for devices like the Xiaomi AX6000 , Linksys MX2000 , and GL.iNet B3000 . Key Development Details Target Architecture : qualcommax/ipq50xx .
: Integrating non-native hardware, such as the RTL8812EU USB Wi-Fi chip, requires manual Makefile construction within the qca/feeds/qca directory and handling header dependencies during cross-compilation. Getting Started with Development
: To get full gigabit speeds, users typically need to compile images with NSS (Network Subsystem) packages like kmod-qca-nss-drv . Installation & Recovery
You will typically use the OpenWrt Build System (SDK) with a recent branch like openwrt-24.10 or a snapshot for the latest Wi-Fi 6 drivers.