Why doesn't your one-click script add "boot_wait=on" when installing permanent SSH? (⊙ｏ⊙)

[Maozai-Teng]

Your one-click script only added these when installing permanent SSH, but it seems it didn't consider the "boot_wait=on" option.

bdata set telnet_en=1
bdata set ssh_en=1
bdata set uart_en=1
bdata commit

But I don't really understand this stuff either, and I don't know what its function is. Haha~ (/ω＼)

I was looking at tutorials for installing permanent SSH on other Xiaomi routers, and it seems like this option was added in all of them. What are the considerations for not including it in yours? It would be even better if you could explain it~

Below are some other tutorials on installing permanent SSH, and it seems they all have this section:

https://github.com/uyez/lyq/releases/tag/be6500
https://github.com/lemoeo/AX6S
https://github.com/uyez/lyq

[remittor]

Fixed: 04a789e
Plz check this patch

[Maozai-Teng]

Fixed: 04a789e Plz check this patch

Haha, how fast you are, you are really amazing~
I just saw that others' tutorials seem to all include this, but yours don't, so I wanted to talk to you about it.
I myself don't really understand the significance of adding this. So, have you researched the purpose of adding this code? If so, please enlighten me, haha~(」·ω·)」

[Maozai-Teng]

Fixed: 04a789e Plz check this patch

@remittor I tried it, and if one of the values for telnet_en, ssh_en, or uart_en in front is 0, the script you added can run normally, and the generated bdata is also correct. I compared the md5 values.
But if the values of telnet_en, ssh_en, and uart_en before are all 1, and the bdata is just missing the boot_wait item (as the bdata you generated previously indeed lacks this item), it seems it won't add "boot_wait=on" to it, as shown in the figure.
I think this judgment logic can be further improved.