Inside ZTE MF286 router

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ZTE MF286 4G router is built around Qualcomm QCA9563 soc with 802.11bgn, QCA9882 802.11ac wlan, QCA8337 gigabit switch and MDM9230 LTE chip. There's also tempting serial port knowing all components used are already supported by LEDE (that has replaced OpenWrt).

Photos here.

Comments

  1. A.T.Thursday, May 25, 2017

    Hei, have you tried actually to port LEDE there?

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  2. gsmantennaSunday, April 05, 2020

    which version of lede you flash?
    Is there any at command for MF286?

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