Unfortunatly Fractal you are incorrect.
When going to dd-wrt (or activating maybe jffs), a file is deleted: /var/config/pstcfg.
This is used by the stock firmware.
When it is missing, the firmware cannot get it's defaut values.
There are many nvram values missing, and the UI will not start.
If somebody could provide this file ...
is there a way to get this file from a working ea6700? i have the exact same model on another internet connection, if someone could tell me how to extract and transfer the file. is that even an option ?
These are some of the problems I'm having with the ea6300v1.
Which I've made a thread about. _________________ I am far from a guru, I'm barely a novice.
Posted: Sat Feb 08, 2014 20:01 Post subject: Same problem. EA6700 is semi brick?
mykola wrote:
i'm now back on stock firmware to a degree, the internet works but i can't load the web interface for the router, it comes up with the linksys log in page but when i press login it just sits as if its loading and doesnt go any further, i've tried holding reset for 60secs wih the power on and its starts the linksys "smart setup wizard" again but still doesnt let me log in, at first it says the internet is down, but shortly the internet works again. do i need to tftp a special firmware onto it to reset it again?
Were you able to resolve this problem? Mine is identical. just sits on default login (factory firmware) and I want to get back to dd-wrt
if you are stuck on the loading screen on stock firmware try this,
Thanks to moonshinesg for sending me this...
Quote:
if you're in the stock firmware you can save the codes below as an html file, open that file in a browser then try to upload ddwrt firmware. This worked for me when i got stuck with a bad login stock firmware. this will - if successful - get you back to a usable ddwrt router.
Posted: Sun Feb 09, 2014 7:47 Post subject: It worked!
celeron655 wrote:
if you are stuck on the loading screen on stock firmware try this,
Thanks to moonshinesg for sending me this...
Quote:
if you're in the stock firmware you can save the codes below as an html file, open that file in a browser then try to upload ddwrt firmware. This worked for me when i got stuck with a bad login stock firmware. this will - if successful - get you back to a usable ddwrt router.
Many thanks. This worked, although I initially was doing it wrong. I started sending the file during the initial period when one would use tftp - not when the bios was fully loaded. When the router fully booted, I tried to send the file but it appeared nothing was happening it just said "trying to connect". I went on another computer and started looking for other alternatives - when I returned, dd-wrt was loaded! Again, your answer should help many others who run into this problem, and I thank you.
Would this work on my ea6300v1 that I flashed a build for the rt-ac68u?
When I flash the linksys fw on it, I can't log onto the GUI. The cursor just spins and spins. It never let's me actually log in. _________________ I am far from a guru, I'm barely a novice.
It depends if the standard nvram values are the same.
You would need to get a "nvram show" from someone who hasn't done: a 30-30-30 or erase nvram or reset to defaults. Of course for the same model router as you have.
In other words right after flashing dd-wrt, someone should login telnet with root/admin and dump the nvram. Without doing anything else.
You might get some dd-wrt values but it doesn't matter. _________________ http://www.speedtest.net/result/3915993898.png
DO NOT 30-30-30 or erase nvram newer routers! It can brick them.
EA6700: Build 27745 (nvram below 32K, ipv6 - HE 6in4)
E4200: Build 26587
WRT54GL: Retired - waiting in the closet for an emergency.
It depends if the standard nvram values are the same.
You would need to get a "nvram show" from someone who hasn't done: a 30-30-30 or erase nvram or reset to defaults. Of course for the same model router as you have.
In other words right after flashing dd-wrt, someone should login telnet with root/admin and dump the nvram. Without doing anything else.
You might get some dd-wrt values but it doesn't matter.
It depends if the standard nvram values are the same.
You would need to get a "nvram show" from someone who hasn't done: a 30-30-30 or erase nvram or reset to defaults. Of course for the same model router as you have.
In other words right after flashing dd-wrt, someone should login telnet with root/admin and dump the nvram. Without doing anything else.
You might get some dd-wrt values but it doesn't matter.
