Edit based on feedback.
Please add kmod-dm to GL-MT6000/v4.8.2 repos and test to ensure dockerd will properly install.
Thanks.
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Dockerd fails to install as kmod-dm is not available in the current repo. This seems to be a typical issue on release of a new firmware for the Flint 2.
FWIW/FYI: GL's repos aren't a 1:1 sync with OWRT's. They've been known to compile missing & add to their repos on request.
cat /etc/opkg/distfeeds.conf
Aware that this is typical. I was assuming this was the place to make the request. If not, where do I need to post?
src/gz glinet_core ``https://fw.gl-inet.com/releases/mt798x/kmod-5.4.246/aarch64_cortex-a53/mediatek
src/gz glinet_gli_pub ``https://fw.gl-inet.com/releases/mt798x/packages-4.5/aarch64_cortex-a53/glinet
src/gz glinet_gli_packages ``https://fw.gl-inet.com/releases/mt798x/packages-4.5/aarch64_cortex-a53/packages
I'd identify all the packages need, post them in a list ITT then retitle to '[Ftr Req]: Add Docker to GL-MT600/v4.8.2 Repos'. Then cross your fingers.
... keep in mind you could always just flash stock/pure OWRT:
The problem with op24 is, while it is built on OWRT 24.x & uses the OWRT F/OSS WLAN modules/drivers, it still uses the GL GUI... but the problem isn't actually the GUI; it's all the custom scripts GL adds 'under the hood' to make that GUI function (case in point: the new PBR feature changes dnsmasq behavior). You might as well just run pure OWRT 24.02.
The critical detail to know is when flashing 'pure' OWRT is to only use the sysupgrade tagged releases. You should have no trouble fla…
bruce
September 8, 2025, 8:42am
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Hello,
Please try to install the op24 firmware for Flint2:
root@GL-MT6000:~# opkg list | grep kmod-dm
kmod-dm - 6.6.93-r1 - Kernel module necessary for LVM2 support
kmod-dm-raid - 6.6.93-r1 - Kernel module necessary for LVM2 raid support
kmod-dm9000 - 6.6.93-r1 - Kernel driver for Davicom 9000 Ethernet adapters.
kmod-dma-buf - 6.6.93-r1 - DMA shared buffer support
root@GL-MT6000:~# cat /etc/glversion
4.8.2-op24
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