xs2184-tsw202: Add package to control PoE for Teltonika TSW202 devices #27991
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TSW202 devices The xs2184-tsw202 package is used to configure the Power-over-Ethernet controller found on TSW2xx based switches. On many such switches, the PoE doesn't work without this package. Investigation and Dokuments 'https://git.f2a.space/patrick/openwrt-24.10-tsw202/ -/wikis/POE-XS2184' Signed-off-by: Patrick Grimm <[email protected]>
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Patrick Grimm @stargieg
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The xs2184-tsw202 package is used to configure the Power-over-Ethernet controller found on TSW2xx based switches. On many such switches, the PoE doesn't work without this package.
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