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| + | This is currently in the OpenWRT trunk, and while not an official marked release, if it builds, it usually builds something stable. :) If you'd like to discuss this, I created a mailing list so information isn't scattered around various forums and my own personal email. Let's get a little community going where everyone can benefit! | ||
| - | I do very limited tested beforehand. I currently have a couple helpful users that give me constant feedback, but I post builds after I change something I find worthwhile. I need **YOUR FEEDBACK** I do not actually run this router on my network, because it's always connected to my laptop getting hacked. Maybe someone should send me one or two more. | + | * mailing list: http:// |
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| + | * the changelog: ([[wrtu54g-tm: | ||
| - | The original hacker router, Linksys WRT54G, runs a TFTP server upon bootup. Our bootloader, an ancient U-boot, has a TFTP client. It can be set to attempt TFTP download | + | ====== Download |
| + | * **Latest build** is a contrib | ||
| + | * the binary: http://wrt.scottn.us/wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel-b5.bin | ||
| + | * source is in openwrt trunk: https:// | ||
| - | **RECOMMENDED BUILD FOR USE IS BACKFIRE** The 2.6 kernel lacks USB and the wifi driver will run your CPU hot and leave you disappointed. | + | ====== Installation |
| + | When preinit starts, SES light turns green. If you are holding | ||
| - | ===== Contributors ===== | + | ==== From official firmware |
| - | I must give a shoutout to those who have been so generous with their feedback. I hope to add to this list. | + | You should be able to simply install |
| - | * Mayckel (a guy from Curacao) - has tons of these routers and is certainly #1 with feedback. He hacked together a serial cable to help me out (well, and himself with the dozen bricks I helped make). | + | ==== packages ==== |
| + | started | ||
| - | ====== X-WRT Preconfigured | + | src/gz adm8668 http://wrt.scottn.us/ |
| - | This is something I would actually finally send to end-users... | + | src/gz snapshots http:// |
| + | dest root / | ||
| + | dest ram /tmp | ||
| + | lists_dir ext / | ||
| + | option overlay_root /overlay | ||
| + | arch all 5 | ||
| + | arch brcm47xx 10 | ||
| + | arch adm8668 20 | ||
| - | binary: http://wrt.scottn.us/wrtu54g-tm-xwrt-b3.bin ([[wrtu54g-tm: | + | ==== upgrade from backfire ==== |
| + | This should work given the feedback from Victor: http://lists.scottn.us/pipermail/ | ||
| - | Simply connect to LAN port or wifi and configure from http://192.168.1.1 the username is ' | + | root@OpenWrt:~# source |
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| - | **brick alert** If you want to use the ' | + | |
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| - | i've only tested installing this from factory firmware and from bootloader. if you've been testing my other firmwares and don't have a serial cable, please email me and i'll load and test for you. :\ or try enabling [[wrtu54g-tm:uboot|U-Boot failsafe]] | + | Enter 'help' for a list of built-in commands. |
| - | + | / # cd /tmp | |
| - | ====== OpenWRT Backfire | + | /tmp # wget http:// |
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| - | Basic openwrt build. Last updated 13Nov2010. I think I'll only make X-WRT build now... | + | |
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| - | binary: | + | |
| - | + | Unlocking rootfs | |
| - | source: http://wrt.scottn.us/ | + | |
| - | + | Writing from wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel.bin to linux ... | |
| - | ===== Recommended setup ===== | + | |
| - | - Flash the router from Linksys web interface. | + | |
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| - | - SSH to root@192.168.1.1 | + | |
| - | - Update opkg: **opkg update** | + | |
| - | - Install X-WRT: | + | |
| - | - Make web daemon start on bootup: | + | |
| - | - Reboot: | + | |
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| - | ===== Bugs and workarounds ===== | + | |
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| - | ==== USB storage ==== | + | |
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| - | At least from my experience, USB1.1 is reliable, while USB2.0 storage just ... breaks/ | + | |
| - | Also, since EHCI is made in the kernel, we must override dependency of kmod-usb-core. I did this: | + | |
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| - | root@OpenWrt:~# opkg install kmod-scsi-core | + | |
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| - | Initializing USB Mass Storage driver... | + | |
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| - | scsi0 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices | + | |
| - | Vendor: Generic | + | |
| - | Type: | + | |
| - | Attached scsi removable disk sda at scsi0, channel 0, id 0, lun 0 | + | |
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| - | There it is! Just make sure it's a USB1.1-only hub for great success. I found a Belkin F5U021 after *much* searching on eBay/ | + | |
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| - | ==== fat/ | + | |
| - | These require nls_base which should have been made in the kernel but was not due to incorrect kernel config by default. I will fix this in next build, but the workaround is to install it as a module. That module is at http:// | + | |
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