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| ====== Reflash using an USB Stick ====== | ====== Reflash using an USB Stick ====== | ||
| - | The following howto works, if you already have usb drivers (pre) installed. This can be manually or within a custom image | ||
| + | YouTube video (demo): http://youtu.be/axQvgqvlhcU | ||
| - | * Download Image (link) FIXME to your computer | + | The following howto works if you already have USB driver (pre) installed on the device. This can be manually or within a custom image. The HowTo applyies to the most of devices, it uses the TP-Link MR3020 as an example. |
| - | * Power off the MR3020 | + | |
| - | * Take your USB device and put the downloaded file to your usb device | + | * Download the image file to your computer, refer to [[openwrt:hardware|our hardware list]] choosing the correct file. |
| - | * Connect the MR3020 to your computer via Ethernet. | + | * Power off the MR3020. |
| - | * Set up your of the computer to 192.168.1.2 | + | * Take your USB device and copy the downloaded file onto. |
| - | * Start to ping 192.168.1.1 (this is the failsave IP) infinitive | + | * Connect the MR3020 to your computer via a Ethernet cable. |
| - | * Power the MR3020 on and when the WPS Button starts to blink , push it (it will blink faster) | + | * Set your computer's IP address to '''192.168.1.2''', subnet mask '''255.255.255.0'''. |
| - | * You see the ping getting response | + | * Start to ping 192.168.1.1 (this is the failsave IP address) infinitely. |
| - | * Run | + | * Power the MR3020 on and when the WPS Button starts to blink, push it (then it will blink faster). Note: The button name for activating the failsafe mode may vary per device (for example on the 'TP-Link WR1043ND v1': the 'WPS' button is named 'OSS'). |
| + | * You should see the ping getting a response. | ||
| + | * Type: | ||
| telnet 192.168.1.1 | telnet 192.168.1.1 | ||
| - | * Plugin your USB Device to the pbx-router | + | * Plug your USB Device to the pbx-router |
| - | * Do the following commands: | + | * Do the following command: |
| - | /etc/init.d/boot start (This will return some error messages - ignore it) | + | /etc/init.d/boot start (This will return some error messages - ignore these) |
| - | + | * Then type: | |
| - | * Try | + | |
| mount /dev/sda1 /mnt | mount /dev/sda1 /mnt | ||
| cd /mnt/ | cd /mnt/ | ||
| + | ls | ||
| mtd -r write <your filename> firmware | mtd -r write <your filename> firmware | ||
| - | * The device reboots automatically after successfully flashing | + | * The device reboots automatically after successfully flashing. |
| - | If mount does not work, you can do | + | If the mount does not work, you can do: |
| mount_root | mount_root | ||
| - | Wich mounts your root partition and you can edit files. after you are finished run | + | Which mounts your root partition in order you can edit files. After you have finish, type: |
| reboot -f | reboot -f | ||