Bondix Essential Client for OpenWrt

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⚠️ Disclaimer OpenWrt comes in many versions and vendor-modified flavors. We cannot guarantee compatibility with every build or device. This package has been tested with vanilla OpenWrt and GL.iNet firmware, but behavior may differ elsewhere.

https://my.bondix.cloud/launcher/bondix-launcher_1.0.ipk

👉 This package provides the Bondix Essential Client launcher. This single package compatible with OpenWrt 19.x up to OpenWrt 25.x and various forks and derivatives, for X86_64, AARCH64 and ARM platforms.

Requirements

  • OpenWrt router with LuCI web interface
  • At least 30 MByte of free device storage
  • Client Bonding Capacity is determined by RAM:
    • 128 MB or below => up to 40 MBit Bonding
    • 256 MB or below => up to 180 MBit Bonding
    • 512 MB and more => up to GBit Bonding
  • Optional: SSH access (for the CLI install method)
  • Administrative rights on the router
  • WAN interfaces must be assigned to the wan firewall zone and have unique metrics.

Install via LuCI (Web Interface)

  1. Log into LuCI in your browser.
  2. Navigate to System → Software.
  3. Scroll to the Upload Package… section.
  4. Click Browse… and select the Bondix .ipk file.
  5. Click Upload and Install.
  6. After installation, a new menu entry will appear under Network → Bondix Bonding.
  7. A reboot is recommended after installation

Install via CLI (SSH)

On some OpenWrt builds, the upload feature may be disabled or missing. In that case you can leverage SSH access to install the package via the command line interface:

cd /tmp/
wget https://my.bondix.cloud/launcher/bondix-launcher_1.0.ipk
opkg install bondix-launcher_1.0.ipk
reboot

Network & Firewall Setup

Bondix Launcher discovers WAN interfaces based on firewall zone membership and routing metrics.

  • All WAN interfaces must be in the wan firewall zone.
  • Each WAN interface must have a distinct metric value in /etc/config/network or via LuCI’s Advanced Settings tab.
  • A custom "Bondix" firewall zone will be created to allow LAN to use Bondix for outgoing traffic.