wrtu54g-tm:openwrt
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| ====== Introduction | ====== Introduction | ||
| - | This is currently in the OpenWRT trunk, and while not an official marked release, if it builds, it usually builds something stable. :) | + | 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! |
| - | * the bootlog: http:// | + | * mailing list: http:// |
| + | * a bootlog: http:// | ||
| + | * the changelog: ([[wrtu54g-tm: | ||
| ====== Download | ====== Download | ||
| * **Latest build** is a contrib from @jdownj/ | * **Latest build** is a contrib from @jdownj/ | ||
| - | * the binary: http:// | + | * the binary: http:// |
| - | * b3 source: http:// | + | * source |
| - | * now in openwrt trunk: https:// | + | |
| ====== Installation | ====== Installation | ||
| When preinit starts, SES light turns green. If you are holding the SES button, or at least press it quickly as soon as light turns green, then failsafe should start. Failsafe is indicated by orange light. Then you may telnet to 192.168.1.1 with a PC connected to a LAN port. | When preinit starts, SES light turns green. If you are holding the SES button, or at least press it quickly as soon as light turns green, then failsafe should start. Failsafe is indicated by orange light. Then you may telnet to 192.168.1.1 with a PC connected to a LAN port. | ||
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| + | ==== From official firmware ==== | ||
| + | You should be able to simply install this from the Update Firmware page in the Web interface! :) | ||
| ==== packages ==== | ==== packages ==== | ||
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| ==== upgrade from backfire ==== | ==== upgrade from backfire ==== | ||
| - | Since I never edited sysupgrade correctly in old version, I did this craziness to upgrade from the backfire build to these builds: | + | This should work given the feedback from Victor: http:// |
| - | root@OpenWrt: | + | root@OpenWrt: |
| - | root@OpenWrt: | + | |
| mount: mounting mini_fo:/ | mount: mounting mini_fo:/ | ||
| Please press Enter to activate this console. | Please press Enter to activate this console. | ||
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| Connecting to wrt.scottn.us (208.77.101.28: | Connecting to wrt.scottn.us (208.77.101.28: | ||
| wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-d 100% |*******************************| | wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-d 100% |*******************************| | ||
| - | | + | /tmp # mtd write wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel.bin linux: |
| - | Unlocking linux ... | + | |
| - | Erasing linux ... | + | |
| - | /tmp # mtd erase rootfs | + | |
| - | Unlocking rootfs ... | + | |
| - | Erasing rootfs ... | + | |
| - | /tmp # mtd erase rootfs_data | + | |
| - | Unlocking rootfs_data ... | + | |
| - | Erasing rootfs_data ... | + | |
| - | | + | |
| Unlocking linux ... | Unlocking linux ... | ||
| Unlocking rootfs ... | Unlocking rootfs ... | ||
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| Writing from wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel.bin to rootfs ... | Writing from wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel.bin to rootfs ... | ||
| Writing from wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel.bin to rootfs_data ... | Writing from wrtu54g-tm-openwrt-devel.bin to rootfs_data ... | ||
| - | /tmp # reboot | ||
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