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Posted: Mon Nov 25, 2019 22:03 Post subject:
I would think that once you've converted it, flashing upgrades would be done the normal way, but it sure would be nice to have it detected as an EA9200, as I am sure that it's being detected as the ASUS RT-AC3200.... _________________ "Life is but a fleeting moment, a vapor that vanishes quickly; All is vanity"
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I cannot get this to work on my EA9200. Any update on this model. I tried to modify firmware but it is a bit of a learning curve. Any help would be much appreciated.
I tried all firmware but nothing worked. The closest I got was with ea6900 firmware which show the ddwrt ui but did not show wireless options. I guess it did not recognize the wireless hardware. Summary:
Ea6900 firmware: be able to access ui but no wireless
Asus rt3200: keep rebooting.
Netgear R8000: keep rebooting.
Now Im running stock firmware linksys 1.1.5 which allow me to flash 3rd party firmware from web ui.
Anyone have any idea I can try?
Finally get the asus_rt3200 firmware to work on EA9200.
However, for some reason, 2.4Ghz won't show up. It was there after I flash the firmware the first time. But after I config the router as repeater, now 2.4ghz is gone.
nvram erase&&reboot or reflashing couldn't bring it back.
Posted: Wed Jan 22, 2020 5:33 Post subject: About ea9200
Hi, I’m new at this, in simple way, how can I flash my Ea9200 to rt3200 step by step in very easy language? I just want to use the LAN, I don’t need the WiFi, actually I will disconnect it. I just want it for VPN.
That can be done using my pc and Ethernet wire? With a software.. Or I have to open the router and connect it to a special cable?
Please can you help me?
Any useful link?
I appreciate it!
Posted: Fri Jan 31, 2020 15:54 Post subject: EA9200
I was able to install firmware 1.1.5 through the serial port. Which version of Asus rt-3200 were people successful in installing? I tried the latest, did not work.
Thanks
I was able to install OpenWRT on it after downgrading from the Linksys UI. Go to the troubleshooting tab in Linksys and choose restore previous firmware. I was on 1.1.7 and got lucky and it downgraded to 1.1.5 and I can flash anything on it. The issue that I am having is with the partialboots variable in NVRAM which always increases after each boot for some reason.
What I also did to boot from partition=0 is when it booted to Linksys 1.1.5 after numerous reboots I flashed Linksys 1.1.5 on it and forced it to boot from partition=1 and then flashed OpenWRT and it finally booted from partition=0 with OpenWRT on it.
My thought was that it will stop increasing the partialboots value in NVRAM but it still goes up for some strange reason. To overcome that I did "nvram set partialboots=0 && nvram commit" in /etc/rc.local.
Please understand that these instructions are for OpenWRT and NOT for DD-WRT. I am still waiting for a working version of DD-WRT while trying to figure out why the partialboots increases regardless of which partition is currently running. In my small mind I was thinking partition=0 is the current one and partition=1 would be a safe one where original firmware is kept and if I change the OS to boot from partition=0 it will stop increasing the failed boot count.
It's fascinating because I don't know how the original Linksys firmware works, if you reboot four times in a row which partition is it going to boot? Anyways I think I have it fixed with my hack of the /etc/rc.local but if I reset from the button and I erase the entire NVRAM what's going to happen then?
Joined: 08 May 2018 Posts: 14125 Location: Texas, USA
Posted: Fri Oct 14, 2022 0:37 Post subject:
<Kong> wrote:
kknop wrote:
guys desperate for fw!
may be can donate to somebody to speed up the process?
Linksys announced, that they are going to lock down all routers in the US except their WRT line. Thus it is not sure if it is possible to flash dd-wrt to it even it we would add support for it.