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Has anyone looked at DAP-1610 H/W Ver A2 yet?

I just picked one up cheap and it looks like it has CPU MediaTek MT7628A MT7628AN,

I have a bit of time to return it, but I might keep it if it looks like it would be possible to add support for it.

Looking deeper at it, the cpu looks supported by the ramips arch and on the FCC ID KA2AP1530A1 on OET FCC search site it looked easy enough to open so i kept it.

The flash chip looks to be a Winbond 25064 8MB.

Techdata: D-Link DAP-1325 A1 The development branch can contain experimental code that is under active development and should not be used for production environments. Snapshot images may support additional hardware; however, it is experimental,...

I got one and flashed it with the DAP-1325 firmware, everything works fine but no wifi 5GHz. Did you manage to enable it?

It might not be that hard to add support after all, if anyone needs more info such as the bootlog I can provide that.

I'm also able to run 5ghz on custom build. If you want to try here is the link - -ramips-mt76x8-dlink_dap-1325-a1-squashfs-sysupgrade.bin

Performance is not great, but maybe I'm missing something in the configuration.

After installing the firmware by @michalg I got 5ghz radio running successfully, but if I try to activate the 2nd radio (2.4ghz) the router loses its connection to the main router. Is anyone else seeing this issue?

Hi, thanks so much for building and sharing! Works great for me as a 5ghz client with very good tx rates. I haven't experienced it myself but I suspect that some glitches reported by others might be due to overheating when both 2.4 and 5 mhz are actively transmitting. There is only a small piece of metal attached to the chip as a radiator within a small body with poor ventilation. As a quick test it's easy to remove the back cover to see if it helps.

But my main question now and the reason for the post is really to ask you to rebuild the image against a stable branch because the snapshot used for building is no longer current and I can't install any additional packages (need wireguard and shadowsocks, which should fit the remaining memory). Or if you have built those modules and packages already please share. Thanks again in advance.

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MATH 1610 - Statistics for Decision Making3 unit(s) Introductory course for students in business administration. Data summarization, review of probability distributions, estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, regression. May use statistical computer packages.

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This Program Letter supersedes four documents: the October 1997 Program Letter on Program Integrity, the corresponding Guidance in Applying the Program Integrity Standards, the Certificate of Program Integrity, and the Instructions to the Certification Form. The first goal of this update is to provide more detailed guidance to LSC grant recipients ("recipients") on how they can maintain objective integrity and independence from organizations that engage in restricted activity in compliance with 45 C.F.R. Part 1610 - Use of Non-LSC Funds; Program Integrity. The second goal of this update is to have a single guidance document to inform recipients on how to comply with 45 C.F.R. 1610.8 (Program Integrity of Recipient) by condensing the four documents listed above into this Program Letter. This Program Letter describes the factors that LSC examines when it conducts a program integrity review and details the best practices that programs can adopt to ensure program integrity. This Program Letter also includes guidance on the Program Integrity annual certification requirement and the updated Certification Form.

LSC regulations require recipients to maintain program integrity by having "objective integrity and independence from any organization that engages in restricted activities." 45 C.F.R. 1610.8(a). The regulation specifies three prongs, each of which must be met, for LSC to determine that a recipient has objective integrity and independence from such an organization. First, the organization must be legally separate entities. See 45 C.F.R. 1610.8(a)(1). Second, the other organization may not receive any subgrant(1) of LSC funds from the recipient, and LSC funds may not subsidize restricted activities. See 45 C.F.R. 1610.8(a)(2). For purposes of Part 1610, a "subsidy" is:

"a payment of LSC funds to support, in whole of in part, a restricted activity conducted by another entity, or payment to another entity to cover overhead, in whole or in part, relating to a restricted activity. A recipient will be considered to be subsidizing the restricted activities of another organization if it provides the use of its LSC-funded resources to the organization without receiving a fair market price for such use."

The financial separation requirement is separate and distinct from the requirement that LSC funds not be used to subsidize restricted activities. While separate accounting may evidence that no subsidy has occurred, the regulation explicitly states that mere bookkeeping separation is insufficient to meet the physical and financial separation requirements. The recipient and the organization engaged in restricted activities must operate as two separate entities (that may collaborate) and cannot operate as essentially one organization with administrative separation on paper. See External Opinion 2003-1009 (June 24, 2003).

Physical and financial separation is the most nuanced and complex of the three prongs in the regulation. LSC must determine whether physical and financial separation exists on a case-by-case basis by considering the totality of the facts. Factors present in the context of the overall relationship between the entities might be acceptable in one situation and unacceptable in another situation in which other factors weight more heavily against a finding of sufficient separation. Each factor weighs for or against physical or financial separation. It is the total weight of all the factors taken together that LSC uses to determine the degree of the recipient's physical and financial separation from the other organization.

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