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| - | ====== Recover you possible brick via Failsafe mode ====== | + | ====== Recover your possible brick via Failsafe mode ====== |
| The following HowTo is written for the MR3020, but usually the most OpenWRT based routers work in that way with the failsafe mode. | The following HowTo is written for the MR3020, but usually the most OpenWRT based routers work in that way with the failsafe mode. | ||
| - | YouTube video: [[http://youtu.be/axQvgqvlhcU]] | + | YouTube video (demo): [[http://youtu.be/axQvgqvlhcU]] |
| * Connect the MR3020 to your computer via Ethernet. | * Connect the MR3020 to your computer via Ethernet. | ||
| - | * Set up your of the computer to ''192.168.1.2'' (This step differs from OS to Os of your computer.) | + | * Set up your of the computer to ''192.168.1.2'' with subnet mask '255.255.255.0' (This step differs from OS to OS of your computer.) |
| - | * Start to ping ''192.168.1.1'' (this is the failsave IP) infinitive | + | * Start to ping ''192.168.1.1'' (this is the failsave IP) infinitely |
| - | * Power the MR3020 on and when the WPS Button starts to blink , push it (it will blink faster) | + | * Power the MR3020 on and when the WPS Button starts to blink, push it (it will blink faster) |
| * You see the ping getting response | * You see the ping getting response | ||
| * ''telnet 192.168.1.1'' | * ''telnet 192.168.1.1'' | ||