It seems Linksys is not happy with people converting their WRT3200ACM to WRT32X as they removed firmware download section from they WRT32X support website _________________ Main HW:
Netgear R7800 @ DD-DWRT r50274 (Router+AP)
- Wireguard client
As far as the prioritization goes, can we make a change so that this is way it does it, as it makes the most sense.
Highest priority: Killer networks prioritized clients applications with priority 1 set in KCC (killer control center)
Next: Routers High priority set devices and Killer Clients applications in KCC with priority 2-3
Next: Routers Normal priority set devices and KCC priority 4
Lowest: Routers Low priority set devices and Killer Clients applications in KCC with priority 5-6
I believe this design scheme makes the most sense as is or with some minor tweaking. This is assuming that the router is able to communicate with Killer enabled devices on a specific level which I assume is occurring already because I am able to tap into the router via KCC.
Maybe just in the middle of a new release? Maybe with updated dnsmasq (HAHA)
It does not seem so as they also removed the GPL sources
I feel like it's my fault as I pointed out on Linksys forums that any WRT3200ACM can be converted to WRT32X
@open
Requests like that should be made on Linksys community forums _________________ Main HW:
Netgear R7800 @ DD-DWRT r50274 (Router+AP)
- Wireguard client
Well my wireless crashed twice this morning... Going to try to flip over to the real WRT32X that I have and see if it is more stable
Mine is running stable on both bands, 8 days now. 6 devices in total connected, 2 to 5GHz and 4 to 2.4GHz. _________________ Main HW:
Netgear R7800 @ DD-DWRT r50274 (Router+AP)
- Wireguard client
Can anyone post the most latest linksys wrt32x firmware the one before they removed it? _________________ WRT3200ACM V1 r39267 std (03/22/19) OpenVPN client
Anybody willing to teamviewer into my computer and do this for me? I can have my computer directly connected to cable modem and router connected via the usb to serial connector, so in theory it can work. This sorta stuff is over my head. _________________ WRT3200ACM V1 r39267 std (03/22/19) OpenVPN client
Last edited by Adamcarter on Sat Oct 07, 2017 2:31; edited 1 time in total
venom.img represent the full image, just like rango.img I compiled. those are the same things content-wise, I just named it rango.img. Linksys does not provide such images for WRT32X, they need to be build from the GPL sources - currently removed by Linksys.
Here is the latest firmware update from Linksys site before it got removed. http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/buzobakm/file.html
As for the MTD partitions all is good. In U-boot there is a physical layout and then the kernel creates a virtual layout on top of it. kernel1+rootfs1 virtual partition are physically stored of firmware1 parition etc. Currently used rootfs partition is always named ubi. _________________ Main HW:
Netgear R7800 @ DD-DWRT r50274 (Router+AP)
- Wireguard client
Joined: 05 Apr 2017 Posts: 981 Location: Louisiana, USA
Posted: Sat Oct 07, 2017 21:03 Post subject:
Amazing work @inteliboy and all others who've contributed. This Topic makes me wish I had spent some time (any!) with Linux over the years instead of all my time on Windows & Mac.
I really wanted to compile a version of DD-WRT similar to LEDE's 4.4 Kernel version for the WRT1900AC v1.
I got about 5 minutes into it and then realized that I would be more qualified for the Mars Program. _________________ DD-WRT Installation & Setup TUTORIAL http://www.dd-wrt.com/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=311117
FIRMWARE:OpenWrt SNAPSHOT r8217-2cc821e / LuCI Master (git-18.276.41146-280dd33) MODEM:ARRIS SURFBoard SB8200 ROUTER:Linksys WRT32X USB NAS:Western Digital BLACK 1 TB Hardrive + Startech USB 3.0 External SATA III Enclosure
venom.img represent the full image, just like rango.img I compiled. those are the same things content-wise, I just named it rango.img. Linksys does not provide such images for WRT32X, they need to be build from the GPL sources - currently removed by Linksys.
Here is the latest firmware update from Linksys site before it got removed. http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/buzobakm/file.html
As for the MTD partitions all is good. In U-boot there is a physical layout and then the kernel creates a virtual layout on top of it. kernel1+rootfs1 virtual partition are physically stored of firmware1 parition etc. Currently used rootfs partition is always named ubi.
@inteliboy:
thank you for confirming this about the mtd layer structure. and for all your help.
do you know what the devinfo variable 'recovery_key' is used for?
the loss of images on the linksys site is problematic when they advertise their device as 'open source' and 'open source ready'.
currently there are no ddwrt or openwrt images flashable by gui as far as i know. have you other information?
@ghoffman :
2- does anyone have a venom.img that can be loaded from the wrt32x (uboot209) bootloader?
there is no need to compile a image from source.all can be done from dd-wrt or lede prompt.if you have FW_WRT32X_1.0.170828.208.img, then copy with winscp to /tmp and extract kernel and root files, and make the image :
thats all. we have a image that can be flashed to new partition layout (new env vars must be set) from u-boot or from dd-wrt/lede using "mtd -f write" command.
about the mtdparts : the partition layout is stored in dtb file (compiled dts).actualy the kernel file is zimage+dtb. you can see it with an hex viewer at the end of kernel file starting with a "d0 0d fe ed". it can be decompiled in linux with dtc command.
i played with editing some values in dtb zone, modifying some partition size, to see if it is working. and it is.
the opensource firmware doesnt use mtd params passed to kernel, using instead dts or internal table compiled with kernel. wich make sense, preventing the manufacturer to enforce mtdparts boot argument.
Adamcarter wrote:
Can anyone post the most latest linksys wrt32x firmware the one before they removed it?
for posting here such "sensitive" file, i think acord from @BS is needed (not from linksys, fk them).