Just got in to have a looksee..... dang!!! you aint kidding, this is bad on the WRT54G routers.
Can't get httpd to run more than few seconds. Never will load a page in the browser.
telnet in and use this - should install 31899 micro so will be good on any WRT54G router
I suggest to copy the code into a 'plain text' file
copy/paste one line at a time --- hit enter after each line
and yea you will need the router plugged into a live internet connection
Code:
erase nvram
cd /tmp
wget http://mrjcd.com/test/r31899/r31899_micro_generic.bin
write r31899_micro_generic.bin linux
reboot
'da_log'
Should be good to install whatever build you need now and reconfigure or use a backup
Just got in to have a looksee..... dang!!! you aint kidding, this is bad on the WRT54G routers.
Can't get httpd to run more than few seconds. Never will load a page in the browser.
telnet in and use this - should install 31899 micro so will be good on any WRT54G router
I suggest to copy the code into a 'plain text' file
copy/paste one line at a time --- hit enter after each line
and yea you will need the router plugged into a live internet connection
Code:
erase nvram
cd /tmp
wget http://mrjcd.com/test/r31899/r31899_micro_generic.bin
write r31899_micro_generic.bin linux
reboot
'da_log'
Should be good to install whatever build you need now and reconfigure or use a backup
Just got in to have a looksee..... dang!!! you aint kidding, this is bad on the WRT54G routers.
Can't get httpd to run more than few seconds. Never will load a page in the browser.
telnet in and use this - should install 31899 micro so will be good on any WRT54G router
I suggest to copy the code into a 'plain text' file
copy/paste one line at a time --- hit enter after each line
and yea you will need the router plugged into a live internet connection
Code:
erase nvram
cd /tmp
wget http://mrjcd.com/test/r31899/r31899_micro_generic.bin
write r31899_micro_generic.bin linux
reboot
'da_log'
Should be good to install whatever build you need now and reconfigure or use a backup
ok thank you i try
when i connect serial router rebooted and start be bricked why? i try to connect serial dont show nothing what now to do all led power on and power led blinks
Just got in to have a looksee..... dang!!! you aint kidding, this is bad on the WRT54G routers.
Can't get httpd to run more than few seconds. Never will load a page in the browser.
telnet in and use this - should install 31899 micro so will be good on any WRT54G router
I suggest to copy the code into a 'plain text' file
copy/paste one line at a time --- hit enter after each line
and yea you will need the router plugged into a live internet connection
Code:
erase nvram
cd /tmp
wget http://mrjcd.com/test/r31899/r31899_micro_generic.bin
write r31899_micro_generic.bin linux
reboot
'da_log'
Should be good to install whatever build you need now and reconfigure or use a backup
ok thank you i try
when i connect serial router rebooted and start be bricked why? i try to connect serial dont show nothing what now to do all led power on and power led blinks
behovering like second router exepct i write code erase nvram and in these router didnt write anything himself bricked from unknow reason just when i connected via serial
when i connect serial router rebooted and start be bricked why? i try to connect serial dont show nothing what now to do all led power on and power led blinks
Did you try telnet like mrjcd suggested, or only serial?
@mrjcd, have you tried 32170 on a WRT54*? As I see you recommend the build before that, I was just curious. Guess you just never to tried, as I see nothing in the "New Build" thread. _________________ #NAT/SFE/CTF: limited speed w/ DD#Repeater issues#DD-WRT info: FAQ, Builds, Types, Modes, Changes, Demo#
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when i connect serial router rebooted and start be bricked why? i try to connect serial dont show nothing what now to do all led power on and power led blinks
Did you try telnet like mrjcd suggested, or only serial?
@mrjcd, have you tried 32170 on a WRT54*? As I see you recommend the build before that, I was just curious. Guess you just never to tried, as I see nothing in the "New Build" thread.
No I haven't .. they are getting into a lot of 'funny business' w/ the newer builds,
Don't know that the WRT54G is up to the task.
DO NOT PUT r32597 on a 2 MB flash WRT54G
Tis not good. I lost a WRT54GSv7 .... not sure if it is worth opening up the box ---
I also put it on a WAP54Gv3 but was able to recover with some tricky TFTP.... you can beat the WAPv3 with a hammer and they still work -- I know they are just crazy
The 2 MB flash very limited -- no logs / no wget / no good really.
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Posted: Sat Jul 15, 2017 10:20 Post subject:
mrjcd wrote:
Just got in to have a looksee..... dang!!! you aint kidding, this is bad on the WRT54G routers.
Can't get httpd to run more than few seconds. Never will load a page in the browser.
telnet in and use this - should install 31899 micro so will be good on any WRT54G router
I suggest to copy the code into a 'plain text' file
copy/paste one line at a time --- hit enter after each line
and yea you will need the router plugged into a live internet connection
Code:
erase nvram
cd /tmp
wget http://mrjcd.com/test/r31899/r31899_micro_generic.bin
write r31899_micro_generic.bin linux
reboot
'da_log'
Should be good to install whatever build you need now and reconfigure or use a backup
I use this commands to repair my WRT600N and after this no ping, no ip's
power, ethernets leds are ok, no wifi leds
any suggestions? jtag?
Quote:
root@DD-WRT:/tmp# wget http://mrjcd.com/test/r31899/r31899_micro_generic.bin
Connecting to mrjcd.com (96.46.208.155:80)
root@DD-WRT:/tmp# write r31899_micro_generic.bin linux
function stop_freeradius not found
freeram=[15339520] bufferram=[1609728]
The free memory is enough, writing image once.
write=[1728512]
linux: CRC OK
Writing image to flash, waiting a moment...
write block [1703936] at [0x001A0000]
done [1769472]
root@DD-WRT:/tmp#
