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openwrt:troubleshooting [2017/12/16 07:36] comap89 [I removed all the files from my USB stick and I'm not able to connect anymore. Is it bricked?] |
openwrt:troubleshooting [2017/12/16 07:40] comap89 [When using SSH, it seems that my Box does not accept the password] |
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| ==== How can I restore the original firmware? ===== | ==== How can I restore the original firmware? ===== | ||
| - | Restoring the original firmware to your OpenWRT device is maybe different for each device, please refer to the [[http://wiki.openwrt.org|OpenWRT wiki for that]], i.e. [[openwrt>toh/tp-link/tl-mr3020?#restoring.original.firmware|Restoring for MR3020]]. Restoring back to the stock TP-Link causes the **most** bricks in our forum, so do a clever consideration or ask in the forum. | + | The process to restore the original firmware to your OpenWRT device can be different for each device, please refer to the [[http://wiki.openwrt.org|OpenWRT wiki for that]], i.e. [[openwrt>toh/tp-link/tl-mr3020?#restoring.original.firmware|Restoring for MR3020]]. Restoring back to the stock TP-Link causes the **most** bricks in our forum, so do a clever consideration or ask in the forum. |
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| ==== When using SSH, it seems that my Box does not accept the password ==== | ==== When using SSH, it seems that my Box does not accept the password ==== | ||
| - | When using SSH on a Mac or Linux system, do not forget **root@**192.168.1.1 . The ''root@'' is required, because ssh will try to login via the user "root". If you miss that part out, the ssh command will use the user you are currently logged in. | + | When using SSH on a Mac or Linux system, do not forget **root@**192.168.1.1 . The ''root@'' is required, because ssh will try to login via the user "root". If you miss that part out, the ssh command will use the user you are currently logged in. \\ |
| If it still does not work, try to use ''telnet 192.168.1.1''. If that work and you already used ''passwd'' to setup a password, something went wrong while flashing. Try to reflash the device with the openwrt*.bin file, or open up a forum post for clarification. | If it still does not work, try to use ''telnet 192.168.1.1''. If that work and you already used ''passwd'' to setup a password, something went wrong while flashing. Try to reflash the device with the openwrt*.bin file, or open up a forum post for clarification. | ||