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Subject: [Make-wifi-fast] How to integrate LEDE into OpenWRT build env
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How does LEDE relate to the OpenWRT build environment?
Does it replace it? Does it just replace the kernel portion of the build
env?

I might be asking more specific questions later, heads up, haha.

TIA,
Marty