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--- wrtu54g-tm:firmware [2010/09/17 01:10] – neutronscott
+++ wrtu54g-tm:firmware [2023/11/04 22:30] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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-====== OpenWRT Backfire (10.03, r23044)  ======
+====== Preface, Warnings, don't try this at home ======
-Basic openwrt build. **DO NOT FLASH THIS UNLESS YOU HAVE SERIAL CABLE OR CAN LIVE WITHOUT WIFI** I have not yet built the wifi module, and I did not include a large enough mtd partition to revert back. Wait for this weekend please :)
+There is a problem that I have no one with serial console to assist with testing these firmwares before I post them. Thus, it is all at your **risk**. I do limited tested beforehand.
-binary: [[http://wrt.scottn.us/wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-adm8668-squashfs.bin|http://wrt.scottn.us/wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-adm8668-squashfs.bin]]
+I have looked at our bootloader, and it has no method to attempt a failsafe TFTP flash as Broadcom's does. The WRT54G I believe will load a TFTP image from bootloader if kernel is broke without intervention. Our current bootloader will not. If you attempt to start a TFTP transfer, it will try again and again and again indefinitely, thus it will never start the flashed image. I am trying to find solution to this, and the best I can think of now is replacing the bootloader. This is tricky as well and may produce a real brick requiring a JTAG which I don't have! :(
-source: [[http://wrt.scottn.us/openwrt-backfire-adm8668-r1.tar.gz|http://wrt.scottn.us/openwrt-backfire-adm8668-r1.tar.gz]]
 ====== neutronscott tight  ======
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 ===== Download =====
+**Think first: you probably don't want this!!** try [[wrtu54g-tm:openwrt|OpenWRT builds]].
 [[http://wrt.scottn.us/wrtu54g-tm_tight_20100912.bin|wrtu54g-tm_tight_20100912.bin]] (12/sept/2010)