Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 20:20 Post subject: Flashed
The little javascript exploit worked perfectly.
I chose the route of installing that telnet daemon via usb key. Just find your path using the storage option on the actual linksys firmware. It will be something like host0_part1. Just substitute that into the command he gives.
I was actually about to give up on flashing it until I found that. It made things considerably easier.
Thanks to the poster, Transient. It worked perfectly, but now i'm in the same boat as several others with non-functional switchports. Hopefully a more recent firmware will fix it :D
Also the telnet thing works pretty well, and even responds with CRC OK and stuff whenever you update the firmware.
i dont think the build 5 flashdump is usefull as we need the build 3 1.01.36 flashdump at the time being...anyone gonna post it perhaps/
Well it's usefull if you want to return to the official Linksys firmware (and regain ethernet ports) since this version isn't posted on Linksys's website.
It would be nice if someone would post 1.01.36 build 3 though!
Posted: Tue Apr 22, 2008 20:35 Post subject: Re: Flashed
shaddie wrote:
The little javascript exploit worked perfectly.
I chose the route of installing that telnet daemon via usb key. Just find your path using the storage option on the actual linksys firmware. It will be something like host0_part1. Just substitute that into the command he gives.
I was actually about to give up on flashing it until I found that. It made things considerably easier.
Thanks to the poster, Transient. It worked perfectly, but now i'm in the same boat as several others with non-functional switchports. Hopefully a more recent firmware will fix it :D
Also the telnet thing works pretty well, and even responds with CRC OK and stuff whenever you update the firmware.
I'm glad to hear it helped! I'm embarassed to say that I spent about 4 hours trying to "fix" it until I realized the problem was simply that every command must end with a ;
Once I got to the console it was all smooth for me .
Took like 5-10 minutes once in ddwrt!
I kept thinking I did it when I would try the other approaches. Watch the progress bar for 5 minutes. Reboot. Still build 5 lol hah. I'm sure I was just fat-fingering it someplace .. but console ftw.
I'd say your way is by far the simplest approach. There's almost no trial and error and you get responses.
Once I figure out what's up with the switchports I feel things will be much better ^_^.
Once I got to the console it was all smooth for me .
Took like 5-10 minutes once in ddwrt!
I kept thinking I did it when I would try the other approaches. Watch the progress bar for 5 minutes. Reboot. Still build 5 lol hah. I'm sure I was just fat-fingering it someplace .. but console ftw.
I'd say your way is by far the simplest approach. There's almost no trial and error and you get responses.
Once I figure out what's up with the switchports I feel things will be much better ^_^.
I spent some time on this yesterday but I didn't make much progress. The router is seeing traffic on the switch ports, but it's not being handled. It doesn't feel like a driver issue, though...
alankligman, I'll be home in a little bit to test it more.
I recall there being link lights. I agree about it not being a driver issue, especially if there is data. It *seems* like you wouldn't even get any kind of link without functional drivers. I don't know much about drivers and DDWRT though :/
alankligman, I'll be home in a little bit to test it more.
I recall there being link lights. I agree about it not being a driver issue, especially if there is data. It *seems* like you wouldn't even get any kind of link without functional drivers. I don't know much about drivers and DDWRT though :/
We'll just have to see!
Perhaps it's the vlan port bindings? I'd try playing with vlan0ports and vlan1ports. On mine CPU is port 8, maybe on yours (and others with non-functional ports) it is different.
alankligman, I'll be home in a little bit to test it more.
I recall there being link lights. I agree about it not being a driver issue, especially if there is data. It *seems* like you wouldn't even get any kind of link without functional drivers. I don't know much about drivers and DDWRT though :/
We'll just have to see!
Perhaps it's the vlan port bindings? I'd try playing with vlan0ports and vlan1ports. On mine CPU is port 8, maybe on yours (and others with non-functional ports) it is different.
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