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I’ve been working on initial OpenWrt support for the MikroTik RB1100AHx4, based on the Annapurna Labs Alpine platform.

This PR adds a new Alpine target and includes early RB1100AHx4 support.

Current status on real hardware:

* boots to userspace * DSA switch path is working * LAN forwarding works * ping works after network setup

What is still incomplete:

* NAND/sysupgrade is intentionally disabled for now * flash layout and safe persistent upgrade flow still need work * the platform still needs review for structure, maintainability, and upstream suitability

I’m posting this mainly to get technical feedback from people interested in OpenWrt, embedded Linux, DSA, and older Annapurna Labs hardware.

Thank you for the valuable advice; I completely agree with your point. I’ll make sure to follow your suggestion and consider writing a blog post that highlights an interesting technical challenge I encountered and solved during the project’s development. I hope this will engage readers and help showcase the project’s importance without appearing as direct promotion. Thanks again for your support and guidance.

When using the previous MIT license, the original license and copyright must be included. The original license may change in this case, and the new license must follow the original one.

The previous source code was incomplete; they must download the latest version of the source code with the latest license for it to work correctly.

You are right, I forgot to delete the mit license. I have now removed the mit license and modified the license to accommodate commercial use of the source code.

Best regards

I forgot to delete the mit license. I have now removed the mit license and modified the license to accommodate commercial use of the source code.

Best regards

I forgot to delete the mit license. I have now removed the mit license and modified the license to accommodate commercial use of the source code.

Best regards

I forgot to delete the mit license. I have now removed the mit license and modified the license to accommodate commercial use of the source code.

Best regards

You are right, I forgot to delete the mit license.

I have now removed the mit license and modified the license to accommodate commercial use of the source code.

Best regards