Posted: Thu Feb 28, 2008 4:45 Post subject: Install DD-WRT on a D-Link DIR-330 router
Hi all, I'm new to this forum. I have a D-Link DIR-330 router that I'd like to run DD-WRT On. I found the router on the device compatibility list, however I couldn't find any information on how to install the firmware from the installation guide. Can someone offer me some steps on how to put install DD-WRT on the DLink?
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 17:15 Post subject: Re: Install DD-WRT on a D-Link DIR-330 router
xcgames wrote:
Hi all, I'm new to this forum. I have a D-Link DIR-330 router that I'd like to run DD-WRT On. I found the router on the device compatibility list, however I couldn't find any information on how to install the firmware from the installation guide. Can someone offer me some steps on how to put install DD-WRT on the DLink?
Thanks!
It's not supported yet. It was added recently to the list of hardware, with the note that it is a work-in-progress.
I have the same unit, and bought a JTAG cable to see if I can get the info to the guru's that they need. But I'll need help with that too..no clue where the JTAG pinouts are on the PCB. So bear with me....this may take a while...
Posted: Tue Mar 18, 2008 22:37 Post subject: Re: Install DD-WRT on a D-Link DIR-330 router
mobidutch wrote:
xcgames wrote:
Hi all, I'm new to this forum. I have a D-Link DIR-330 router that I'd like to run DD-WRT On. I found the router on the device compatibility list, however I couldn't find any information on how to install the firmware from the installation guide. Can someone offer me some steps on how to put install DD-WRT on the DLink?
Thanks!
It's not supported yet. It was added recently to the list of hardware, with the note that it is a work-in-progress.
I have the same unit, and bought a JTAG cable to see if I can get the info to the guru's that they need. But I'll need help with that too..no clue where the JTAG pinouts are on the PCB. So bear with me....this may take a while...
There's also a wiki page for the DIR-330 here, but I suspect the bootlog listed there is copied from something else.
Anyway. I just figured out the JTAG pinout of the J4 header, it's using the EJTAG 2.6 layout. I'm modifying a cable now...will post here if I have any results.
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Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 5:25 Post subject:
If it is EJTAG 2.6 "You MAY" have to use /nodma when probing or flashing....
P.S. What flash chip is in it ? /nodma is very slow "Pracc", but it is possible to use /nodma and /bypass together, and it will get flashed much faster.
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Haven't gotten far yet. The cable itself seems to be talking to the board (played for a sec with OCD Commander), but I don't have a Linux install to compile HairDairy. I'll dowload a VMWare image of Ubuntu or Debian today.
BTW..on the LAN side my router now comes up with the emergency firmware flash page on 192.168.0.1, which incidentally does NOT succeed. Bricked I guess. In case I needed more motivation to get this JTAG thing going.
The flash chip..I'm not sure. The one right next to the JTAG header is RT9183H, seems to be a voltage regulator. Other than that, I can find 2x MP1410ES and 2x GS1117..neither of those seem to be flash memory chips.
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Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 15:13 Post subject:
Hehehe, sorry about that, its the chip next to the processor, closest to the lights, can you give me the numbers off of that ? _________________ Want JTAG support - Donate a router
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Posted: Wed Mar 19, 2008 17:28 Post subject:
@mobidutch
Ha, thats funny, I just got two of these a week or two ago, took me a while to figure it out, because it is not wired correctly. which pinout are you using, 14 std ? If so, do this
your jumpers should be like this:
pwr-sel 1-2
tdo-sel 1-2
Nrst 2-3
nTRST 1-2
you do not need to connect anything to pin 11 on the router, and really you do not need to connect anything to pin 1 on the router... then you should be good with the defaults in tjtag and or you can add the switch /wiggler _________________ Want JTAG support - Donate a router
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